I use it but good luck with his URI blacklist. It's huge and I had slow
performance using it.
Check out the RulesDuJour script on http://www.exit0.us/index.php
-----Original Message-----
From: Jon [mailto:groups@ez15loan.com]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 7:28 PM
To: spamassassin-users@incubator.apache.org
Subject: Re: SA Blacklists
Here's a little more, in short:
This is a list of domains, hosts, and IP addresses used by spammers.
This can include bulk email houses, individual companies that send spam,
and servers that are used to host images for spam. Spam is strictly
defined as Unsolicited Bulk Email, and so I will include unsolicited
mail where the sender is not explicity asking for money, such as
political and religious spam.
The domains and IP's can be the original ones listed in the
mail, but also include the intermediate redirectors and the final target
site. If the company is attempting to hide behind a temporary domain
used for email campaign(s), the real company domain is included as well.
The list does _not_ include hosting services where spammers and
non-spammers can sign up for accounts (geocities, store.yahoo.com, etc.)
It also does not include counters, ad trackers (although this is
severely borderline), free email services (hotmail, msn, etc.), and
generic ISP's that host normal user accounts (earthlink, etc.). It does
not include individual email addresses; this takes far too much work for
too little payback.
In short, I want this list to be a list of domains, hosts, and
IP addresses used exclusively by companies that spam.
--
Jon
performance using it.
Check out the RulesDuJour script on http://www.exit0.us/index.php
-----Original Message-----
From: Jon [mailto:groups@ez15loan.com]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 7:28 PM
To: spamassassin-users@incubator.apache.org
Subject: Re: SA Blacklists
Here's a little more, in short:
This is a list of domains, hosts, and IP addresses used by spammers.
This can include bulk email houses, individual companies that send spam,
and servers that are used to host images for spam. Spam is strictly
defined as Unsolicited Bulk Email, and so I will include unsolicited
mail where the sender is not explicity asking for money, such as
political and religious spam.
The domains and IP's can be the original ones listed in the
mail, but also include the intermediate redirectors and the final target
site. If the company is attempting to hide behind a temporary domain
used for email campaign(s), the real company domain is included as well.
The list does _not_ include hosting services where spammers and
non-spammers can sign up for accounts (geocities, store.yahoo.com, etc.)
It also does not include counters, ad trackers (although this is
severely borderline), free email services (hotmail, msn, etc.), and
generic ISP's that host normal user accounts (earthlink, etc.). It does
not include individual email addresses; this takes far too much work for
too little payback.
In short, I want this list to be a list of domains, hosts, and
IP addresses used exclusively by companies that spam.
--
Jon