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RE: registrar boundary inconsistencies
by Chris Santerre 05 May '05

05 May '05

>-----Original Message----- >From: Daniel Quinlan [mailto:quinlan@pathname.com] >Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 2:07 PM >To: Chris Santerre >Cc: 'quinlan(a)pathname.com'; discuss(a)lists.surbl.org; jeffc(a)surbl.org; >dev(a)spamassassin.apache.org >Subject: RE: registrar boundary inconsistencies > > >Chris Santerre <csanterre(a)MerchantsOverseas.com> writes: > >> I vote for changing the domain code to recognise these >domains. Blacklisting >> the entire domain can have too many problems. Removing the >whole thing would >> let spammers game these domains. > >Well, that's easy to SAY, but we need to know: > > - which are really registrars (so some hosts will be bad and some > will not be) > - which are just spammers using different hostnames on their domain > >We can't just add them willy-nilly. > >Daniel Oh I completely agree. Will leave the willy nilly stuff to those crazy ninjas! :) But yeah, thats what I meant about needing updating for new legit regitrars and clean hosting. Its one of those things that can't really remain too static. --Chris

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Brief problem with ab.surbl.org
by Jeff Chan 05 May '05

05 May '05

FWIW there was a brief error where .com got into ab.surbl.org and that caused it to hit all .com domains. This problem lasted an hour or two today and happened between around 01:00 to 0:300 UTC on 5 May 2005. Andy's fixed the data side of AB, and I've added dotted and non-dotted versions of all gtlds and cctlds to the SURBL whitelist to prevent these from getting listed. Source for the cctld list is the standard ARIN page: http://www.iana.org/cctld/cctld-whois.htm Cheers, Jeff C. -- Don't harm innocent bystanders.

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registrar boundary inconsistencies
by Daniel Quinlan 05 May '05

05 May '05

I ran SURBL (well, a copy a few weeks old) through the split_domains() function in SpamAssassin to see which listings contained both a host+domain rather than just domain from the perspective of SpamAssassin. Those listings would be missed by the URIBL module. These are reversed for easier reading, but basically, it works like this: if this is listed: com.50megs.brisisbri com.50megs.cddvdmp3 com.50megs.slashbackman were these then in SURBL: brisisbri.50megs.com cddvdmp3.50megs.com slashbackman.50megs.com However, the URIDNSBL plugin would catch none of those unless 50megs.com was listed (it's not) since 50megs.com is the domain as far as SpamAssassin is concerned. However, it would catch them if 50megs.com was in SURBL in addition or instead of those hostname.domain combinations. Here is the data. We (SURBL or SpamAssassin) need to do one of these actions for each of these listings and SURBL probably has more to say about it (initially, at least) since it's your database. - change the domain code in SA to consider the domain a registry like eu.org or demon.co.uk (let us know and we'll change our code as long as it makes sense ;-). This means we don't expect blacklist the entire "registry". - SURBL (or your data provider) blacklists the entire domain - remove the hostname.domain listings ... why bother if nothing's going to hit them Daniel ------- start of cut text -------------- br.adm.etiquetabordada br.adm.hbl br.adm.max br.adm.mensagemonline br.adm.mundial br.adm.ondec-sp br.adm.wfh1000 br.pro.additionalservices br.pro.adorationsofallinvoled br.pro.allourchoices br.pro.applieapplestosciene br.pro.bojengles br.pro.clemts br.pro.considerothers br.pro.crazyarrra br.pro.e-server br.pro.exodus br.pro.havealook br.pro.ifnotnowwhen br.pro.interarmaenimsilentleges br.pro.keepthepeaceprocess br.pro.keepyourheadup br.pro.krisenmj br.pro.mastrmnd br.pro.muchmorefor-you br.pro.raisetheblackflag br.pro.saveourselves br.pro.solarityinfstr br.pro.strcturedsizeappl br.pro.thisisthetime br.pro.trabalho br.pro.wwolf359 br.pro.xerion com.50megs.brisisbri com.50megs.cddvdmp3 com.50megs.slashbackman com.netfirms.chasyfogin com.netfirms.chrterone com.netfirms.citl5d8rdsir com.netfirms.desynecyx com.netfirms.ebfeesycom com.netfirms.gsternal com.netfirms.minakis30 com.netfirms.ww2-serv-wm com.port5.1stsource com.port5.e-suntrust com.proxymyworld com.proxymyworld.charterone com.proxymyworld.citifinancial com.proxymyworld.citizensbank com.proxymyworld.regionsnet com.tripod.billebay com.tripod.paypalzzzz ee.pri.highlight ee.pri.zammy kg.pe kg.pe.ebaycom kg.pe.halifax-online kr.es kr.es.bos kr.es.cabs kr.es.wbong net.cjb.account-overdue net.cjb.cgi4-awconfirmisapidll-38u3428 net.cjb.dh7wznrj net.cjb.updateyourpaypai net.ebay-online net.ebay-online.information net.ebay-online.verify net.ohaime.bankofoklahoma net.ohaime.charterone net.ohaime.lasallebank net.userset.uk.co.barclays net.userset.uk.co.halifax-online net.userset.uk.co.nationwide nr.co.hahano nr.co.moot ro.go ro.go.accshert ro.go.citicards1 ro.go.luca2003 ro.home.hai-saruta-ma ro.home.login543644 ro.home.rranostand ro.home.xyxca ru.da.49 ru.da.5120 ru.da.aavm59jk ru.da.gvqw30fsg ru.nm.berawepoy ru.nm.lo409fds ru.nm.m5nu728f ru.nm.saoretwas st.cn.adult-portal st.cn.boysarchive st.cn.gowdot st.cn.kindyraod st.cn.underageworld st.hk.7now st.hk.adult-portal st.hk.adultworld st.hk.animeangels st.hk.boys-portal st.hk.comics-evolution st.hk.hotgirlsphotos st.hk.lollyedition7 st.hk.mydreamlo st.hk.ppvcd st.hk.uderageworld st.hk.ummmyea st.hk.undersites st.hk.underworld st.hk.undworld st.hk.x-adult st.sg.adult-portal st.sg.adultworld st.sg.comics-evolution st.sg.factoryb st.sg.felcorp st.sg.jklos st.sg.lolmag4 st.sg.ptz-portal st.sg.undworld st.sg.uworld st.tw.adult-portal st.tw.adultworld st.tw.redvids2 st.ye.hegre st.ye.lesbian us.onlinehome.s110082232 us.onlinehome.s117107589 us.onlinehome.s118791939 ------- end ---------------------------- -- Daniel Quinlan http://www.pathname.com/~quinlan/

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false positive
by George Georgalis 29 Apr '05

29 Apr '05

Hi! I've been away from his list for a while... which means my spam filters have been working perfect! But today I got a false positive, bought a phone and the post sales info was flagged as spam. Is there some history I should know about re the domain? eg do they hire resellers who spam, do they spam, etc? Content analysis details: (4.0 points, 4.0 required) pts rule name description ---- ---------------------- -------------------------------------------------- 4.0 URIBL_WS_SURBL Contains an URL listed in the WS SURBL blocklist [URIs: letstalk.com] // George -- George Georgalis, systems architect, administrator Linux BSD IXOYE http://galis.org/george/ cell:646-331-2027 mailto:george@galis.org

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Re: [SURBL-Discuss] Fw: heads up, massive phishing going on.
by List Mail User 29 Apr '05

29 Apr '05

>... > >>From a guy I trust and work on anti-spam algorithm's who also works at Network Solutions: > > >The system running here detected a rash of ebay and paypal phishing earlier today and it is still going on. Hope this info can help find and stop it before someone gets damaged. > > > >Here are the IP addresses of the mail servers sending them and the sites they point to. 84.0.191.93: http://61.8.248.242/paypal/ > >... A good reason to refuse email from all "cable" campanies or at least dynamic addresses. track(a)plectere.com

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Fw: heads up, massive phishing going on.
by Kevin A. McGrail 28 Apr '05

28 Apr '05

>From a guy I trust and work on anti-spam algorithm's who also works at Network Solutions: The system running here detected a rash of ebay and paypal phishing earlier today and it is still going on. Hope this info can help find and stop it before someone gets damaged. Here are the IP addresses of the mail servers sending them and the sites they point to. 84.0.191.93: http://61.8.248.242/paypal/ 211.207.71.179: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 222.121.181.227: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 82.155.149.110: http://61.8.248.242/paypal/ 81.153.23.110: http://61.8.248.242/paypal/ 66.169.92.212: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 68.161.50.212: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 220.77.245.178: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 220.77.180.56: http://ebay-loginpage.com 12.207.38.75: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 61.223.193.166: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 85.137.184.131: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 211.212.84.200: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 24.147.168.88: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 143.107.228.233: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 24.175.96.61: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 24.175.96.61: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 80.99.29.32: http://ebay-loginpage.com/ 199.222.69.90: http://211.92.164.43/paypal/login.html 66.163.169.223: http://62.14.104.42/popcond/cgi-bin/webscr/cmd_login/submit/login_cmd/login… 66.163.169.227: http://62.14.104.42//popcond/cgi-bin/webscr/cmd_login/submit/login_cmd/logi… 66.163.170.7: 62.14 one 218.71.219.118: http://61.8.248.242/paypal/ 201.3.200.130: http://200.126.231.52/verify/paypalDLLUPDATE/index.html 81.154.223.105: http://61.8.248.242/paypal/ There are too many, here are all the ip addresses so far. Except for the paypal one, nearly all of them point to that ebay-loginpage link.: 12.207.38.75 143.107.228.233 143.107.228.233 161.67.47.158 161.67.47.158 172.193.163.214 194.126.113.99 201.132.84.249 202.160.31.55 207.14.190.25 210.124.50.122 211.204.200.248 211.207.71.179 211.207.71.179 211.212.84.200 211.238.88.66 213.10.229.235 218.20.62.11 218.52.113.198 218.52.113.198 218.74.7.184 219.74.51.148 220.117.95.86 220.117.95.86 220.75.20.2 220.77.180.56 220.77.245.178 220.91.135.89 220.92.95.169 221.143.218.203 221.220.115.241 222.116.57.65 222.121.181.227 222.136.148.24 222.209.126.58 222.248.162.59 222.97.136.193 222.97.136.193 24.12.180.41 24.12.180.41 24.132.102.192 24.136.234.85 24.136.234.85 24.147.168.88 24.147.168.88 24.161.195.248 24.171.68.170 24.175.96.61 59.189.82.23 59.19.143.13 59.23.88.148 61.110.240.238 61.223.193.166 61.84.102.163 61.91.197.226 65.184.247.8 66.169.92.212 67.163.166.132 68.161.28.204 68.161.50.212 68.59.7.246 69.250.34.189 80.131.76.88 80.48.131.35 80.8.64.78 80.99.29.32 81.153.23.110 81.9.129.170 81.9.129.170 82.123.168.1 82.155.149.110 83.145.180.107 84.0.191.93 84.121.40.154 84.94.184.172 84.94.192.145 85.137.184.131

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RE: [SURBL-Discuss] Fw: heads up, massive phishing going on.
by Chris Santerre 28 Apr '05

28 Apr '05

>-----Original Message----- >From: Kevin A. McGrail [mailto:kmcgrail@pccc.com] >Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2005 2:41 PM >To: SURBL Discussion list >Subject: Re: [SURBL-Discuss] Fw: heads up, massive phishing going on. > > >Can't send them for privacy reasons as they are addressed to users :-( > >> Submit a few samples of those to SURBL so the target URL gets listed. >> Also feed them to the ClamAV people (http://www.clamav.net/). >> >> ClamAv now has anti-phishing rules in its virus scanner and >recently I've >> seen its blocked phishes outnumber the blocked viri. Added all the IPs to black.uribl.com server. Thanks for the heads up. Chris Santerre System Admin and SARE/URIBL Ninja http://www.rulesemporium.com http://www.uribl.com

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RE: [SURBL-Discuss] russian pill-pushing gangsters
by Chris Santerre 27 Apr '05

27 Apr '05

> -----Original Message----- > From: Jeff Chan [mailto:jeffc@surbl.org] > Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 7:00 PM > To: Chris Santerre > Cc: 'SURBL Discussion list' > Subject: Re: [SURBL-Discuss] russian pill-pushing gangsters > > > On Tuesday, April 26, 2005, 1:13:01 PM, Chris Santerre wrote: > > >>PS: up til now, I've been feeding domains to Chris S.; what > do I need > >>to do to submit these directly? > > > Steve means since I don't update SURBL anymore, what does he do? > > > Bret was correct: > > http://www.rulesemporium.com/cgi-bin/uribl.cgi > > is the only place. > > > The uribl.com submission page should be up soon. Its > different from the > > SURBL. Allows for quicker additions. > > Hmm, are the other people (besides yourself) who were helping > with the public submissions into ws.surbl.org through > http://www.rulesemporium.com/cgi-bin/uribl.cgi still going to be > helping with that? I can't speak for them. I removed myself from submissions the day I left SURBL. > If not, perhaps the SURBL submission page there > should go away, or people directed to use SpamCop instead. Thats your choice. I never intended to take it down. > > Note: I hope at least the SURBL lookup page there will still stay > up. Many people find it useful. Why on earth would you think I would remove it??? I would never recommend that unless you did something completely ridiculous....like saying baseball is better then Ice Hockey :) --Chris

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RE: [SURBL-Discuss] russian pill-pushing gangsters
by Chris Santerre 27 Apr '05

27 Apr '05

> -----Original Message----- > From: Doc Schneider [mailto:maddoc@maddoc.net] > Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 9:01 PM > To: Jeff Chan; SURBL Discussion list > Subject: Re: [SURBL-Discuss] russian pill-pushing gangsters > > > Jeff Chan wrote: > > On Tuesday, April 26, 2005, 6:46:22 PM, Chris Santerre wrote: > > > >>But the thought never > >>crossed my mind to remove. Why would it? I still love you > like a long lost, > >>twice removed, step cousin that used to steal my bike ;) > > > > > >>Or are you just asking about the "choice" part? I meant its > your choice if > >>you would like to leave it up or down. I'm sure the group > would go either > >>way. If you have less people handling submissions and want > to tell ppl to > >>report to SC, that might be good. > > > > > > We'll I'd say leave the submission page up, and definitely leave > > the checker page up. > > > > I have basically no visibility on the SARE side of things, > > so I don't know if they have people handling submissions. > > Maybe someone from SARE can address this. > > Jeff, > > Rest assured there are a few SARE ninjas involved with SURBL and also > doing additions to ws. I happen to be one of them! > > And as far as removing the link from rulesemporium... I, for > one, would > pitch a fit! Now see! There you have it! :) You don't want to see Doc pitching a fit. Its bad enough he would be throwing ninja smoke bombs and deadly darts. But he's also highly medicated! He might get out the dym-mak (Death Touch!) It would be just like the time Ninja Bob got into the Saki closet! Ninja Fred is still healing! --Chris (Run ninjas-----RUN!)

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RE: [SURBL-Discuss] russian pill-pushing gangsters
by Chris Santerre 27 Apr '05

27 Apr '05

> -----Original Message----- > From: Jeff Chan [mailto:jeffc@surbl.org] > Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 7:53 PM > To: 'SURBL Discussion list' > Subject: Re: [SURBL-Discuss] russian pill-pushing gangsters > > > On Tuesday, April 26, 2005, 5:52:27 PM, Chris Santerre wrote: > >> From: Jeff Chan [mailto:jeffc@surbl.org] > > >> Hmm, are the other people (besides yourself) who were helping > >> with the public submissions into ws.surbl.org through > >> http://www.rulesemporium.com/cgi-bin/uribl.cgi still going to be > >> helping with that? > > > I can't speak for them. I removed myself from submissions > the day I left > > SURBL. > > >> If not, perhaps the SURBL submission page there > >> should go away, or people directed to use SpamCop instead. > > > Thats your choice. I never intended to take it down. > > Acutally I would think it's the choice of the people who run the > rulesemporium.com site. If that's not you, then who is it? Yup. In everyone of my projects, there is a group. I can, and have, been overruled in a heartbeat. Frankly, I think a few of those guys like to do it for fun. I know I enjoy it when they do it :) So yes, there would have had to have been a vote. But the thought never crossed my mind to remove. Why would it? I still love you like a long lost, twice removed, step cousin that used to steal my bike ;) Or are you just asking about the "choice" part? I meant its your choice if you would like to leave it up or down. I'm sure the group would go either way. If you have less people handling submissions and want to tell ppl to report to SC, that might be good. I'm here to help. Seriously...I am! Stop laughing! --Chris (I'm joking. I still like Jeff. Much more when BF2 comes out!)

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