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photo.com?
by Jeff Chan 29 Aug '05

29 Aug '05

Got a spam mentioning photo.com and some chat site. The chat site may be spammy but does anyone know anything about photo.com? Seems to be several years old: Registrant: Calumet Photographic Inc. 890 Supreme Dr. Bensenville, IL 60106 US Domain Name: PHOTO.COM Administrative Contact: Perazella, Tom tom.perazella(a)CALUMETPHOTO.COM Calumet Photographic, Inc. 890 Supreme Dr. Bensenville, IL 60106 US (630) 860-7447 fax: 999 999 9999 Technical Contact: Fischer, Douglas doug.fischer(a)calumetphoto.com 890 Supreme Drive Bensenville, IL 60106 US 630-860-7447 X3204 fax: 123 123 1234 Record expires on 06-Apr-2006. Record created on 07-Apr-1998. Database last updated on 28-Aug-2005 04:09:30 EDT. Domain servers in listed order: NS1.PRIMARYDEVELOPMENT.NET 38.119.37.68 NS3.PRIMARYDEVELOPMENT.NET 38.119.37.120 NS2.PRIMARYDEVELOPMENT.NET 38.119.37.69 Jeff C. -- Don't harm innocent bystanders.

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re: [SURBL-Discuss] RE: Porn Domains and SURBL
by Jay Swackhamer 26 Aug '05

26 Aug '05

> The address I had for reporting spam to mailpolice was: > > > spam(a)mailpolice.com > > But it may no longer work. Yes, the address still works. Please do send any kind of spam to that address. -- Jay Swackhamer <jswack(a)nebularis.com> Nebularis Inc <http://www.nebularis.com> MailPolice Spam&Virus Elimination <http://www.mailpolice.com> Tel: 1-613-843-9358 Fax: 1-613-825-5960

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RE: Porn Domains and SURBL
by Rob McEwen 23 Aug '05

23 Aug '05

It was brought to the attention of some SURBL contributors recently a reminder that we have to be careful not to list porn messages just because they are porn if little or no evidence of actual spamming is found. This is because SURBL is suppose to be a "spammer's URI" list, not an objectionable content list. There has always been a general agreement on this. But this issue has reminded me to remind everyone to please, where applicable, send any porn domains which did NOT quite make the SURBL "spam threshold" over to MailPolice.com's "porn.rhs.mailpolice.com" list... especially the newer ones which might not already be there. In fact, for the past 14 months, I've been slowly and diligently working on my own commercial spam filtering solution with which I hope to carve out a nitch area where I will especially appeal to families who are concerned about content as well as spam. Therefore, for my **own** filtering, porn is filtered out regardless of spamming issues and, therefore, MailPolice's porn list is a great addition to my filter. Other filters may choose to have a "family option" or "strict option" which would be ideal for "grownups" who struggle with porn addiction and/or great for families who want an extra layer of protection for their own children's e-mail accounts. This can catch porn outfits who spam "just below the radar" or it can catch them if/when they just start spamming. Of course, this is no substitute for linguistic filtering, for which I have one of the best porn filters ever. Of course, the real trick is to catch these without catching the dirty jokes that people send around to each other. (and I've gotten pretty good at blocking the former without blocking the latter in my linguistic filtering!) Of course, this kind of filtering is not for everyone or every mail server!!! But I just want to make sure that you all know about MailPolice being a good place to send this stuff to when not deemed SURBL-material. BTW - When I start selling my spam filtering service, it will be available here: http://Stop-Spam-Forever-Filter-Blocker.com (or, alternatively) http://StopSpamForever.com But my web site for promoting my filter is not yet built :( Finally, funny thing is... I don't know for sure **how** best to report porn domains to MailPolice. Jay Swackhamer <jswack at nebularis.com> is the contact there who provided the MailPolice-to-SURBL phishing data feed. Try him or perhaps Jeff or someone else has a suggestion or additional contact there? Rob McEwen PowerView Systems Rob(a)PowerViewSystems.com

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Surbl.org mirror down due to hardware probs
by Dirk Bonengel 21 Aug '05

21 Aug '05

Hi, I'm sorry but trabant.login-solutions.de (212.172.180.57), one of the mirror servers for the surbl.org zones, is down, probably due to hardware probs. Please, can someone disable that machine in the DNS setup. Thanks Dirk

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RBLDNSD + mrtg
by Michele Neylon 16 Aug '05

16 Aug '05

Hi Has anyone managed to plot RBLDNS stats using MRTG? I've googled, but I haven't found anything TIA Michele

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Geocities
by Darrell (support＠invariantsystems.com) 13 Aug '05

13 Aug '05

I want to check on this before I add geocities as an exception (i.e. do not check against SURBL) - Is geocities one of the domains that would never end up on SURBL. I was doing an analysis this week against domains that always returned clean and number of times - and geocities was listed as #1. Darrell

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Lookup of (phishing) URLs with an IP
by Dirk Bonengel 13 Aug '05

13 Aug '05

Hi, sorry for crossposting, but I think this concerns both SURBL and URIBL. Given: A (phishing-)mail containg a link to the IP 219.144.194.158 The lookup page on rulesemporium.com says it's listed on ws and ph in SURBL However, I find that the current SpamAssassin (3.0.4) does not appear to lookup IP-based URLs. Is that correct? Secondly, which form would be correct to lookup that IP via dig (or whatever), and how should SA handle it if it tried to lookup IP-based URIs? dig 219.144.194.158.multi.surbl.org gives no results back, but the reversed dotted decimal form does: dig 158.194.144.219.multi.surbl.org returns 127.0.0.12. Lastly: The URIBL-Lookup page says that the IP 219.144.194.158 is neither listed on SURBL nor URIBL but claims that 158.194.144.219 is listed both in SURBL (ws and ph) and URIBL (black). I take that to be simply wrong. Dirk

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RE: [SURBL-Discuss] Geocities
by Rob McEwen 13 Aug '05

13 Aug '05

Oops... I meant, "it is on the master white list" NOT "it is no the master white list" --Rob McEwen

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XS inclusion into multi
by Darrell (support＠invariantsystems.com) 11 Aug '05

11 Aug '05

Jeff, Any idea's when xs will be included into multi? Darrell

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hotlog.ru?
by Jeff Chan 08 Aug '05

08 Aug '05

hotlog.ru and some subdomains appeared in the SURBL data yesterday, but the site is also ranked about 25k on Alexa so it seems to be a fairly popular site. A couple readers of Russian took a look at the site and determined it's some kind of web log analysis tool vendor, but could not easily say if it had legitimate uses. Is anyone here familiar with them? In particular might they have legitimate uses? It's been around since 2000: domain: HOTLOG.RU type: CORPORATE nserver: ank.ank.ru. nserver: ns.wplus.net. nserver: ns1.wplus.net. state: REGISTERED, DELEGATED person: ANDREW N KUZMIN phone: +7 812 5963532 fax-no: +7 812 5963532 e-mail: ank(a)ank.ru registrar: RUCENTER-REG-RIPN created: 2000.11.29 paid-till: 2005.11.30 source: TC-RIPN Jeff C. -- Don't harm innocent bystanders.

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