[creativecoding]

So recently I have been receiving emails sent through an old contact form on one of my mildly active services on my site. They've all seemingly been random characters always in the same format.

Some of the emails look like this:

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NY:<br> bR0x9l <a href=\"http://bacynaponsdq.com/\">bacynaponsdq</a>, bjxmxqkbcyae, [link=http://nxcxsbialxwm.com/]nxcxsbialxwm[/link], http://xxwiiykenddr.com/

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NY:<br> vmzm49 <a href=\"http://yytonmprtzpw.com/\">yytonmprtzpw</a>, ezstjyjuoclb, [link=http://elsrgbewnmyg.com/]elsrgbewnmyg[/link], http://jpoygiottmpb.com/

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NY:<br> qfK4be <a href=\"http://ayhohfacrgrb.com/\">ayhohfacrgrb</a>, kjojjmhacbda, [link=http://mnhgcqicefsf.com/]mnhgcqicefsf[/link], http://pawijfpebtwt.com/

It's rather obvious it's a bot (hopefully), but what is it trying to achieve?

This post has been edited by creativecoding: 10 May 2012 - 09:10 AM

[modi123_1]

Just testing out the site... I have a few bots that have been trying to log into an old blog using the same setup of characters...

[DarenR]

probably fishing for an open port

[GunnerInc]

In my experience, its a botched setup of xrumer

[creativecoding]

I've never really received anything of interested using the form, so I think I'll just turn it off. Thanks.