I have a feeling this is one of those wack-a-mole solutions. While is
sounds like lots of fun (! :) ) I feel it might be better to rely on
other
means for scoring this spam. Namely the DNSBLs that specifically look
for
spamhauses like HSM or Razor2. I just don't see any other feasible
Patrick Bores said:
I have noticed that most of the NS records for these spammers are the
same or similar. Would it be too expensive to do a quick lookup of NS
records to block these guys?
no, I don't think so -- it sounds like a very interesting technique...
there's a lot of these
On Sun, 8 Dec 2002, Justin Mason wrote:
Patrick Bores said:
I have noticed that most of the NS records for these spammers are the
same or similar. Would it be too expensive to do a quick lookup of NS
records to block these guys?
no, I don't think so -- it sounds like a very
Hello,
I have noticed that most of the NS records for these spammers are the
same or similar. Would it be too expensive to do a quick lookup of NS
records to block these guys?
Here are my results:
[whiteout:~] patrick% host -t ns thelst40090hspeedm.com
thelst40090hspeedm.com name server
I posted some rules yesterday to catch spam from HiSpeedMedia / Daily
Promotions. They singlehandedly contribute about 10% of my spam, and their
messages are always an image and a minimum of text. The updated set of rules
below catches all of their messages, until they mutate again...
If you use
