Re: Tor & Email?

[grarpamp <grarpamp@xxxxxxxxx>]

Within last two hour, I tested these four exits, all failed to create
new accounts. FF 3.6.1x, proxy set, dead common agent string. All
form fields randomly generated for each exit. No recovery address
supplied.

2bce68f1f3a84fb5986a09e6c2645f66ceb072d8
0ee6c3888c40a82a5bdc47d6e4d12edc41f4247f
c1b7f0a32da660cba64ffc7c7ed71ed970aecb0e
498e83876367a3d833385562796ee8c7312f921f

I'd be curious if anyone has success with these.

You'll need to map these at minimum for the US. Sorry, Tor does not
yet offer wildcard domain or CIDR block mapping, so you have to
enter them all manually and maybe miss some that I didn't list:

          google.com
     mail.google.com
 clients1.google.com
encrypted.google.com
      www.google.com

> As in around 08:45 AM EST. I didn't look to see which exit, it
> just worked, just a captcha required.

Ok, cool. For me, there has never been a time in past few years I
recall without the CAPTCHA on the signup form page. I want to see
if I can instrument Tor's mapping function to emit host/IP to exit
pairs as each is used or changes to syslog so they are not missed
during testing various sites.

> Gmail used to have the ability to stop bots from creating accounts
> en masse. gmail doesn't have this ability any more.

Oh, I thought that was called CAPTCHA :) Yes, I still see inbound
spam from randomized accounts. Don't know if they're new.

> When did you do it? I have some accounts created through such
> method about 3 - 4 years ago, not later.  And one of them they
> required activate though sms after about 2 years of using!!!

I have had ones that old and older. All single purpose accounts
that I deleted when done with them. If I recall, all of them had
something pop up about verification when Google became more strict.
But I hit ignore and that was that. Doesn't mean it won't happen
again. This thread is about people creating new accounts via Tor
today, not legacy stuff.
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