Author: H.User1325 (30 Jan 13 9:09am)
Welcome JT,
What you have is a "spamvertised" URL, a website that is advertised in spam or the comment spam that was posted to your blog.
Project Honey Pot is focused on the source of spam and those that visit web pages to collect email addresses so they can be spammed. Not the websites advertised in those spam.
Different groups concentrate on different areas of the spam problem.
Project Honey Pot identified the harvesters that collect email addresses to sell to spammers, and the spammers IP addresses. Their primary source of information is from visits to their homey post.
SpamCop (spamcop.net & fourm.spamcop.net) focuses on the source of the spam, building a dynamic list of current sources of spam to help mail servers identify incoming spam. They start with the email spam.
PhishTank (www.phishtank.com) identifies and tries to close phishing websites that look like "your" bank, credit card site, etc. to try to collect you username/login and password so they can break into your account. They also start with email spam.
Stop Forum Spam (www.stopforumspam.com) is interested in spam posted on forums or blogs, comment spam. Their objective is to identify the sources of comment spam so the spammer can be blocked before the spam gets posted. They start with information about the user that posted the spam: the username, verified email address, user IP and the posted comment.
knujon (www.knujon.com) {No Junk spelled backwards} believes the way to stop spam is to attack the source of money that makes spamming profitable. So they focus on closing websites that are advertised in spam email. Again they start with email spam.
If you have the IP address of who posted the comment on your blog, including the pron website, you could add a remark to the IP address by looking up the IP from your dashboard here.
Hope this helps.
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