[Scspamcop] Re: SpamCop still reports finding no abuse address when
there's a - in the domain
mr206
mr206 at spamtrackers.eu
Sat Nov 29 22:30:33 EST 2008
The problem with that is that many of the ISPs will just ignore it if
they only see one instance. I don't know if you've noticed, but many
upstreams of hosts and ISPs track the amount of complaints/reports they
receive... if I'm Joe Q Host and I get one SC report, I may disregard it
and assume it's a n00b reporter. However, if I get crapflooded with
reports from various users, I will know there's an issue and I'll deal
with it.
I think CNC, Kornet and others simply are overwhelmed with exploited IPs
and they don't properly resolve the issues, so hackers/spammers just
re-exploit those addresses.
It does, however, annoy me that certain hosts and ISPs refuse SpamCop
reports.... they're streamlined and easy to read; when I see someone
refuse them, I personally think their 'hat' colour is no longer white,
but starting to darken. <eg>
bar0 wrote:
> I think only one report shoulld be ever sent to an ISP or abuse address,
> along with a "subscribe" option. If the abuse address doesn't bother to
> subscribe then all reports should be henceforth dev-nulled. If they do
> subscribe, but the reproting address is a free e-mail service yahoo and
> variants like rocketmail netscape excite, hotmail live (not free) , a .cn,
> .kr, .br, .ru .ua or .ro address it should be likewise devnulled. in fact
> any ISP hosting a ROKSO, or who has in the past year should be devnulled
> also.
>
>
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