The Internet is becoming a breeding ground for spam, turning contact forms and customer feedback pages into a dumpster fire, while hosting providers remain reactive instead of proactive.
The evolution of sneaky spam bots is beginning to outwit even advanced filters, leaving website owners vulnerable to relentless automated attacks.
Despite having the resources and tools to combat spam, hosting providers sit idly by, stepping in only after websites are bombarded with junk messages.
It's like having a security guard at a door who only reacts after an intruder has raided a place, illustrating the failure of proactive spam protection.
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