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are the lists working
by Peter Garcia 24 Mar '08

24 Mar '08

Hello I have joined this discussion forum today to ask if there is anything wrong with the multi.surbl.org list? We had been using this list successfully for almost 3 years now. Beginning about 3/15/08, we are no longer getting the same number of hits as we had before. Before 3/15 we routinely saw 6000 - 8000 SuRBL hits per day. Between 3/15 and today we were seeing less then 500 hits per day. This morning I switched our GWAVA to use black.uribl.com and am now seeing thousands of SuRBL … [View More]

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familiar with xml?
by kieran mullen 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

SURBL was great when it was running. It made me wonder if I should even run any other RBL's at all? This is off topic already but what is generally thought to have less overhead? It would seem to be that RBLs would but their effectiveness have really dropped with the use of massive botnets. Anyhow regarding my topic... something has changed in the usage of the lists and so my false positives has jumped. This is doug swallows plugin for Icewarp MerakMail. (the author has long since dropped … [View More]

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plans to move to a forum
by kieran mullen 12 Feb '08

12 Feb '08

Are there any plans in the future to move the email based discussion list to a forum based system with e-mail subscription per topics? Thank you KieranMullen

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Verizon DNS corruption
by Jeff Chan 30 Jan '08

30 Jan '08

Judging by recent spamassassin-users mailing list messages, Verizon is hijacking DNS responses that seem to be invalid and replacing them with their own responses (in oder to drive traffic to their search sites). Naturally this breaks SURBL lookups. If you are using Verizon's nameservers and are getting false positives, you may want to check into this. Here's one reference: http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/?p=1227 Jeff C.

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RFC: Adding malwaredomains.com data to phishing list?
by Jeff Chan 28 Nov '07

28 Nov '07

Does anyone have any comments on adding the malware domains at: http://www.malwaredomains.com/ to the SURBL phising list, with significant filtering to exclude possible false positives? The actual list would be the third field of: http://www.malwaredomains.com/files/domains.txt The data includes malware and phishing sites. Cheers, Jeff C.

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Autoreply: [SURBL-Discuss] Research
by admin＠aginet.com 20 Nov '07

20 Nov '07

AUTOMATED REPLY ------------------------------ NCISP has taken over all support related to previous Aginet ISP services. Please contact them directly at support(a)ncisp.net if you are looking for support. Scott Wolf

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Research
by Phil (Medway Hosting) 19 Nov '07

19 Nov '07

Question for admins Is it ok if I run a list of 45k IP's I am researching, against SURBL list please ? I didn't want to do it without permission in case you suddenly thought I have become a MUCH larger company !! Many thanks Phil _____________________________________________ Website Hosting from only £5.00 per month. www.medwayhosting.com - +44 (0)1634 856965 _____________________________________________ Digital & Traditional Printing, and much more www.medwayprint.com - +44 (0)1634 281199 _____________________________________________

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XS list?
by jm＠jmason.org 04 Oct '07

04 Oct '07

hey guys -- this is still off-limits for use in SpamAssassin, right?

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RFC: Storm URI IPs to XS list?
by Jeff Chan 11 Sep '07

11 Sep '07

As we know, the storm malware is responsible for a large number of compromised computers in botnets, for DDOS, for e-card, PDF, and stock spams, etc. A large number of storm e-card-advertised URI IP addresses are available from the XS data source but are not currently being listed on XS. (Those IPs, of course are all or mostly bot-hosted web sites with malware loaders to further spread storm by compromising more computers and growing the botnets by infecting anyone who visits the sites.) … [View More]

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lists.surbl.org
by Paul Freeman 17 Aug '07

17 Aug '07

http://lists.surbl.org/ seems to be down for me, can anyone else reach it? -- Kindest regards Paul Freeman, NOC4 Limited +44(0)1844 318 083 (Direct) +44(0)1844 318 104 (Fax) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *Confidential Information.* This e-mail and any attachments (“the message”) contains information from noc4, which may be privileged and/or confidential. The message is intended for use only by the organisation(s) or individual(s) named above (… [View More]

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