Polymorphisms, gene expression, splicing in response to exercise and weight loss (sciencedirect.com)

Well, that's not really what it does, but there's some script loaded from jsdelivr.net and a .ge domain that receives the payload that gets sent there.

Now I'm wondering if I should take the time to report the repository/script to jsdelivr and contact the NIC of the .ge domain to get it taken offline. Maybe that's just a waste of time.

Did anybody of you have any luck with reporting things like these?

(Maybe I should rather send requests with fake data to that endpoint and see what it does and open a cold one in that time... :-D)

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Bender · 32m ago

In the past I reported massive amounts of spam to SpamCop [1] but it only helps the businesses that utilize data from SpamCop. Some do this transparently in the background so it's hard to say how effective it is. I used SpamCop, UceProtect, SpamHaus on my servers so it helped me. I also accepted the fact that by reporting them with full headers also increased the spam sent to me but I was OK with that.

[1] - https://www.spamcop.net/

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