Vulnerability Development mailing list archives
Re: Email webbugs
From: James Robbins <robbins.7 () osu edu>
Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 16:15:09 -0400
There is an interesting use of webbugs made by one outfit. If you append .confirm.to to the end of the address you send a mail to it will be sent to the original address (without the .confirm.to). When a person reads the mail on an html mail reader it replies to .confirm.to. They, in turn, send you an email specifying the time, IP address and MAC address of the machine on which the mail was read. -- James A. Robbins Network Engineer The Ohio State University Chemistry Department
Current thread:
- Email webbugs abuse (Aug 27)
- Re: Email webbugs Peter Pekala (Aug 27)
- RE: Email webbugs Dom De Vitto (Aug 28)
- Re: Email webbugs Mariano Vassallo (Aug 28)
- Re: Email webbugs James Robbins (Aug 28)
- RE: Email webbugs Dom De Vitto (Aug 28)
- Re: Email webbugs Peter Pekala (Aug 27)
- Re: Email webbugs ezat_t (Aug 27)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Email webbugs Javier Palomares Lopez (Aug 27)
- Re: Email webbugs edgar . mendez (Aug 27)
- Re: Email webbugs John Hicks (Aug 31)
- RE: Email webbugs Hicks, John (Aug 31)