Third Encounters With A Web Comment Spammer

This post profiles a web-comment spam application, comparing it to a previously observed spammer and documenting its operational behavior: it submits contextually appropriate values (emails in multiple fields, human-like names, numeric phones, URLs), supports cookies, does not execute JavaScript, correctly includes hidden fields, shows limited multi-step support, and uses a distinctive User-Agent string; sample payloads and behavioral indicators are provided for detection and tracking.