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RE: [SURBL-Discuss] general questions.....
by Rob McEwen (PowerView Systems) 19 Nov '04

19 Nov '04

> Hits Domain > 1875 imgehost.com > Hosted by Electric Lightwave, eli.net. > Domain List matching dns_a of > 48 total matches Chris, Just to help me understand you better, is the actual **sending server** for these particular spams always (or even mostly) "67.50.118.130" when looking at "real world" data? The reason that I ask is because the sending server is not necessarily the same server/IP as the IP address that the domain name itself resolves to. This is important because the sending server's IP is what gets checked with regular RBL blocking. Rob McEwen

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RE: [SURBL-Discuss] general questions.....
by Chris Santerre 19 Nov '04

19 Nov '04

> >SHould we post the top 25 lookups to SURBL? This way people can look at >maybe denying these by IP at firewall? > >--Chris >(I am an anal-retentive and highly-clueful well-motivated maniac.) ;) AN example to my own question: 63.251.163.112 Domain List matching dns_a of 63.251.163.112 308 total matches * 1: 01890.com * 2: 07078.com * 3: 1by.net * 4: 1dq.com * 5: 2000greatings.com * 6: 247ezmoney.com * 7: 24host-2.net * 8: 24newsengine.com * 9: 2night.us * 10: 2us.org * 11: 4hermail.com * 12: 4omni.com * 13: 4usamail.com * 14: 4yourmarriage.net * 15: 4yournextbiz.com * 16: 820.com * 17: a-pinups.com * 18: aaafes.com * 19: aaazzz.com * 20: abstractionists.com * 21: accesstosuccess.biz * 22: aclama.com * 23: acrosage.com * 24: acsalaksa.net * 25: activefactory.com * 26: actnownames.com * 27: acution.com * 28: addlebrain.com * 29: adultcompanion.com * 30: adultsite.com * 31: adulttryouts.com * 32: advanced-web.com * 33: affiliatewithus.com * 34: affordable-mortgages.com * 35: agoramail.com * 36: albuquerquedental.com * 37: 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wowzers.net * 306: www.actnownames.com * 307: www.dsouzamail.com * 308: www.hostm.net Should be blocked at firewall so nothing ever comes from these POS, IMHO. --Chris

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SC manual blacklist pruned
by Jeff Chan 19 Nov '04

19 Nov '04

We have a manual blacklist for the SC list that I use to nudge records without enough hits onto SC (sooner than they otherwise would): http://spamcheck.freeapp.net/blacklist-domains I've pruned that list, removing domain names that have had no NS records for three successive checks over about five weeks. That has reduced the manual blacklist list by about 270 records. Before removing those I checked to see how many DNS hits they were getting and only notinuse.biz had any of significance, so we kept that one on the manual blacklist. SC will probably be manually pruned again some time in future, but the list (both automatic and manual) is so small and effective to begin with that it tends not to need to much manual maintenance. Note that cleaning up the manual blacklist is not the same as whitelisting. Any record that comes off the manual blacklist can be manually or automatically blacklisted again in future at any time if it appears in spams again. So it's not at all a "free pass" to spammers or anything like that. It just means some domains that are unusable and don't appear in any recent spams are no longer included on SC for now. If they get used again, they'll get listed again. I still plan to re-write the SC-specific engine and the general data engine used for processing the SURBL data. The main features will be more uniform processing of the data, including public logs of additions, deletions, whitelists, etc. Aside from SC, the results should be identical, and I will run them in parallel for a while to make sure that's the case. The SC data will be handle more efficiently and probably have an resolved-IP-based biasing system to get the domains of persistent spammers onto SC sooner, automatically. Cheers, Jeff C. -- "If it appears in hams, then don't list it."

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RE: [SURBL-Discuss] general questions.....
by Chris Santerre 19 Nov '04

19 Nov '04

>-----Original Message----- >From: Steven Champeon [mailto:schampeo@hesketh.com] >Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 4:23 PM >To: 'SURBL Discussion list' >Subject: Re: [SURBL-Discuss] general questions..... > > >on Thu, Nov 18, 2004 at 03:29:14PM -0500, Chris Santerre wrote: >> >> > >> >SHould we post the top 25 lookups to SURBL? This way people >can look at >> >maybe denying these by IP at firewall? >> > >> >--Chris >> >(I am an anal-retentive and highly-clueful well-motivated >maniac.) ;) >> >> AN example to my own question: >> 63.251.163.112 > >Erm, that's in eNom space. FYI. It's a default "hosted by eNom" IP. > and? :) -Chris

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Re: [SURBL-Discuss] general questions.....
by Joe Zitnik 18 Nov '04

18 Nov '04

Not us. THings are holding pretty steady. Two days 43,000 e-mails, 32,000 spam (Each rounded up about a hundred). That's about par for the course for us. >>> Lindsay Snider <lindsay(a)pa.net> 11/18/2004 5:08:55 PM >>> On Thursday 18 November 2004 03:13 pm, Chris Santerre wrote: > Have any of you seen fewer spams? I don't see many these days. Our graphs show the rates decreasing. http://user.pa.net/~lindsay/year_block.png I'm not sure what other factors could be causing the graphs to tend downward but I do know the mail volume has increased and the code rbl/block code has not changed. > > About 15% of the spams I get are not in SURBL, but are by the time I try to > add :) > > I have not done any study of domains that continue to try to spam despite > being in SURBL. Any numbers on these? Possibly the most/longest hit domain > in SURBL lookups?? I also haven't done a study recently but I could contribute data for analysis if we wanted to study any of it. -Lindsay _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss(a)lists.surbl.org http://lists.surbl.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss

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Re: [SURBL-Discuss] need help on this one
by Patrik Nilsson 18 Nov '04

18 Nov '04

At 15:45 2004-11-18 -0500, Chris Santerre wrote: >Looks like an obvious spam reported. Yet NO NANAS reports and domain from >Dec 2001. Linkagents.com is connected to same domain, so no zombie there. > >agentleads.com > >I'm leaning towards adding. I'm thinking someone purchased the old domain. Both linkagents.com and agentleads.com are registered to Whitehouse.com Inc. Dan "whitehouse.com" Parasi announced he was changed his focus from adult porn to real-estate earlier this year, and that he was selling Whitehouse.com Inc and the 100s of domains in it's possession. So... either he found a buyer, or this is Dan himself, promoting his real-estated business. Either way, I'd say 100% spam. Patrik

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need help on this one
by Chris Santerre 18 Nov '04

18 Nov '04

Looks like an obvious spam reported. Yet NO NANAS reports and domain from Dec 2001. Linkagents.com is connected to same domain, so no zombie there. agentleads.com I'm leaning towards adding. I'm thinking someone purchased the old domain. Return-Path: <bounce-21069-1965066(a)news.linkagents.com> Received: from news.linkagents.com (news.linkagents.com [209.67.37.178]) by realtyroad.com (8.11.6/8.11.6) with SMTP id iAIAklS11000 for <gene(a)MUNGED.com>; Thu, 18 Nov 2004 02:46:47 -0800 From: "Agentleads.com" <news(a)linkagents.com> To: gene(a)MUNGED.com Subject: AgentLeads.com-Get your territory today. 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RE: [SURBL-Discuss] general questions.....
by Rob McEwen (PowerView Systems) 18 Nov '04

18 Nov '04

>maybe denying these by IP at firewall? Also, the IP address of the sending server is NOT necessarily the IP address of the NameServer the domain is assigned to. (Or maybe I'm misunderstanding you altogether) Also... I don't mean to be so negative... certainly, this is the kind of brainstorming that leads to great ideas. I'm just double-checking your ideas :) Rob McEwen

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RE: [SURBL-Discuss] general questions.....
by Rob McEwen (PowerView Systems) 18 Nov '04

18 Nov '04

> AN example to my own question: > 63.251.163.112 Chris: (1) Why then is this IP address NOT listed in either SpamHaus (all lists) and NOT listed in dsbl.org? Is there **ANOTHER** RBL list which WOULD include this IP, but WITHOUT the kind of FPs that you get with many RBLs. (2) Could **other** legitimate mail be coming from that IP address. Certainly, such mail **deserves** to get blocked because of the "company it keeps"... but try explaining that to a client. Basically IP blocking is very drastic. Going from SURBL blocking to IP blocking is like using a sledgehammer rather than a surgeon's scalpel. I'm not against this approach. But consider that not everyone used SpamAssassin. Some programs can't automatically check the nameserver's IP against RBLs, etc. Also, I strongly recommend not taking these out of SURBL. Certainly, it would be good to encourage people to block in ways that save processing time and lookups where needed. But don't use that as an excuse to remove these because not everyone will be know to do this type of blocking and removing these from SURBL will give them a pass. (not to mention, what happens if the domain name stays the same, but switches hosting providers?) Rob McEwen

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Astaro will release new version with builtin SA 3.01 and SURBL-support!
by Martin 18 Nov '04

18 Nov '04

Read the announcement here: http://www.astaro.org/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=52033&page=0&view=collapsed&… This is way cool! / Martin

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