net.demon online spam-fighting tools

URL decryption

Spammers will try to hide a spammed web site's location by obfuscating the site's URL.   This will look like a giant URL with lots of numbers and other garbage in it.   Spammers will pay $300 for a program to encrypt these URLs, but you can decode them right here for free!   See the net.demon URL decoder page for more info or just paste the URL here:

Web page decryption

Spammers sometimes like to obfuscate the contents of spammed web pages to try and keep people from seeing what is going on (for example so you can't see where order form submissions are being sent).   These tools will help you decode them:

• HayWyre


• Encrypted by Merlin
• function Merlin ( )
• net.demon's HayWyre nullifier


• Other Javascript


• SamSpade Javascript Browser


• Mime/Base64 - Sometimes an e-mail spam will show up encoded in base64


• Base 64 Decoder from OpinionatedGeek.com


• Intercryptor - InterDEcryptor


• Psyral Phobia - DePsyralizer
• Carbosoft - DeCarbonizer


• Hex Decoder (for pages encoded with %##'s)
• Encrypted-HTML Decryption Tools - by Stephane Theroux


• PopLaunch


Well, you don't really need a decoder for this one.   PopLaunch is a method of trying to hide where the spammed site is hosted.   Just let it load, and then check your browser's History to find out where the site is located.   If you want the detailed explanation go here:

• ET Watch - How PopLaunch Works