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Netquery v4.0 with Spambot Blocker  Bottom

  • See it in action HERE! Download it HERE! Support HERE!

    Version 4.0 of Netquery, the complete PHP/SQL open-source toolkit of network information utilities, introduces a fully integrated spambot blocker based on version 2.06 of Michael Hampton's "Bad Behavior" utility. Its purpose is to deal with problems caused by automated scripts that attempt to read everything on your site, harvest email addresses, and post spam and false referrers, trying to advertise their own links through your web pages. It works to prevent spambots from accessing your site by analyzing their actual HTTP requests and comparing them to known profiles.

    Netquery's major features currently include the following:
    - access monitoring & log managment,
    - NEW spambot "Bad Behavior" screening,
    - geoIP & top countries usage mapping,
    - multidomain & IP/AS whois lookups,
    - autodiscovery for whois TLD server,
    - DNS and Dig (ANY, SOA, NS, MX) queries,
    - email address format & MX validation,
    - port check with services lookup option,
    - HTTP HEAD and GET requests,
    - ICMP pings (local and/or remote),
    - traceroutes (local and/or remote),
    - looking glass router interrogation,
    - updateable geoIP & ports data paks,
    - user inputs with admin notice & approval,
    - multi-instance sideblocks in CMS editions,
    - admin selectable CSS stylesheet options,
    - full W3C XHTML 1.1 & CSS compliance.

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  • looks like spam at first... looks pretty cool though...



    edited by: AmmoDump, Nov 01, 2006 - 07:51 PM

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    David Pahl
    Zikula Support Team
  • spam?!?! It's a plague and I hate it as much as anyone. This is intended to help in the battle against it and it's sure helping on my own site. But don't take my word for it. Try it yourself and see how many 'bots it screens out.

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    Regards,
    Richard
  • Lol, I just meant by the way it was presented... clearly I can see that is not spam... It looks like your are selling a product, though you are not. Clearly you hate spam...

    Curious though, what is the overhead bandwidth wise on it..?


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    David Pahl
    Zikula Support Team
  • Hmmm. Didn't mean to appear as a salesman. I tried to post this in the Postnuke "extensions" DB, but I seem to be having some problems there. It's probably just me. All the changes here have me a little bit lost. I'll try again later.

    As far as bandwidth usage is concerned, I've notice no significant added loading on my own site. Most of the screening process occurs locally on the server itself and then it acts "proactively" against malicious activity. As a result, I think it probably uses less bandwidth than the spambots that it blocks would use.

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    Regards,
    Richard
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