Re: [mailop] How to identify source of email sent via Google?

On 2019-07-18 21:06, Steven Champeon via mailop wrote: Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha. Yeah, whatever. I've had rulesets that block webmail-injected 419/AFF scams for over a decade and Google is among the few who I still get them from because I can't tell if the IP is in West Africa thanks to this

Re: [mailop] Crazy Sender-score value of 0 instead of 96-98

Talos Rep is ... mostly dark. Which means various other rep services might have ... things lurking just under the surface. https://talosintelligence.com/reputation_center/lookup?search=212.115.96.0%2F24 Aloha, Michael. -- Michael J Wise Microsoft Corporation| Spam Analysis "Your Spam Specimen

Re: [mailop] Crazy Sender-score value of 0 instead of 96-98

Hi Michael,  thank you for your answer. Sure, the first pool we are warming up is the range from 212.115.96.5 to  212.115.96.36. In this range the only IP with a correct reputation is 212.115.96.31, you can just compare the result of 212.115.96.30 and 212.115.96.31 to see the differences.

Re: [mailop] Crazy Sender-score value of 0 instead of 96-98

Relatedly, do we have any idea what is going to happen with SenderScore now that they have been acquired by Validity, and 200 RP employees have been laid off? Anne Anne P. Mitchell, Attorney at Law CEO/President, Institute for Social Internet Public Policy Dean of Cybersecurity & Cyberlaw,

Re: [mailop] How to identify source of email sent via Google?

on Thu, Jul 18, 2019 at 06:27:37PM +, Michael Wise via mailop wrote: > The doctrine seems to be that they're sufficiently on the ball that > they can handle all abuse issues internally, and thus, they hide that > information, since it could be used to, for instance, launch a DDOS > attach

Re: [mailop] Crazy Sender-score value of 0 instead of 96-98

Can you share the IP (range) so we can maybe give some opinions on what the issue might be? Aloha, Michael. -- Michael J Wise Microsoft Corporation| Spam Analysis "Your Spam Specimen Has Been Processed." Got the Junk Mail Reporting

Re: [mailop] How to identify source of email sent via Google?

Yeah. This. The doctrine seems to be that they're sufficiently on the ball that they can handle all abuse issues internally, and thus, they hide that information, since it could be used to, for instance, launch a DDOS attach against the user's "Home" IP infrastructure. They might have

Re: [mailop] How to identify source of email sent via Google?

On 7/18/19 4:08 AM, Benoit Panizzon via mailop wrote: Hi List Hi, Unfortunately with emails sent over Gmail, there are no more IP source before the Google IP Address, so I started wondering if there is any other way to find an unique source in the Gmail Headers: I will be quite surprised

[mailop] Crazy Sender-score value of 0 instead of 96-98

Hi, I installed a new instance of my e-mail platform for a customer of my company but a very strange things happens during the warm up of the new sending IPs. Quite all the IPs (Assigned us directly from the RIPE) got a sender score of 0 instead of the usual 96 -> 98 range. Fortunately, few

Re: [mailop] Lost GPT Ownership

I actually looked at that and it would require me to add another verification record. It also looks like Console is for websites and my domain is for email only but I could give it a try. Thank you for the suggestion and I will let you know if it works. Tracey Crawford Lead Deliverability

[mailop] Proofpoint Contact

Hi, Any contacts at Proofpoint who can help with identifying a cause for shared IP blocks? Last week I reached out using the form on the website and to postmaster directly with info but have not received a response. If anyone has another suggestion I would greatly appreciate it. To be clear, I

[mailop] How to identify source of email sent via Google?

Hi List Operating the SWINOG Blacklist and Spamtraps, I notice quite some spam originating from Google IPv6 Ranges (yes, trying to catching up whitelisting them, which is not easy with their constant morphing). Usually the Received: Line parser skips a line indicating a whitelisted souce IP.