Here, you will see what looks like almost 1000 email addresses.
Yes, these are randomly generated and are for those bots who don’t pay attention.
Hit Reload or Refresh to see another 1000 for harvesting. Yum!
mt_srand((double)microtime() * 1000000);
// uncomment the next line to provide a loopback link
#echo ”
\n”;
// start output
echo ”
\n”;
// main loop – this gives 1,000 addresses (around 80k, usually)
for ($j = 0; $j < 1000; $j++) {
// choose random lengths for the username ($ulen) and the domain ($dlen)
$ulen = mt_rand(3, 8);
$dlen = mt_rand(6, 15);
// reset the address
$a = “”;
// get $ulen random entries from the list of possible characters
// these make up the username (to the left of the @)
for ($i = 1; $i <= $ulen; $i++)
$a .= substr($char, mt_rand(0, strlen($char)), 1);
// wouldn’t work so well without this
$a .= “@”;
// now get $dlen entries from the list of possible characters
// this is the domain name (to the right of the @, excluding the tld)
for ($i = 1; $i <= $dlen; $i++)
$a .= substr($char, mt_rand(0, strlen($char)), 1);
// need a dot to separate the domain from the tld
$a .= “.”;
// finally, pick a random top-level domain and stick it on the end
$a .= $tlds[mt_rand(0, (sizeof($tlds) – 1))];
// done – echo the address inside a link
echo “\t“. $a. “
\n”;
}
// tidy up – finish the paragraph
echo ”
\n”;
?>
Enjoy! (thanks to http://www.laughing-buddha.net/jon/php/spamtrap/)