Any way, I've got positive hits from reverse DNS for only segments of 7 different class C's, and they don't follow CIDR blocks. I don't have a scanner, but I'm wondering if someone could figure out if these blocks are concurrent (pointed at one server) so that it would be safe to know if blocking the class C's instead of just the blocks that are currently configured. Here's a list of what I have for this guy:
64.70.22.131 - 64.70.22.160 64.70.26.208 - 64.70.26.223 64.70.48.144 - 64.70.48.159 66.226.4.0 - ? 66.55.173.16 - 66.55.173.47 66.55.167.0/24 216.34.216.135 - 216.34.216.169
On a related note, here's a guy that is spoofing Outblaze (big time) in order to get his porn spam through. Anyone care to code this one up?
http://www.senderbase.org/search?searchBy=organization&searchString=TaiKoo%20Place%2C%20Quarry%20Bay%2C
Matt
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