https://bz.apache.org/SpamAssassin/show_bug.cgi?id=7234
MailBlacklist.com <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] | |m --- Comment #6 from MailBlacklist.com <[email protected]> --- Created attachment 5324 --> https://bz.apache.org/SpamAssassin/attachment.cgi?id=5324&action=edit MailBlacklist.com / MailWhitelist.com - Configuration Hi Lewis, John and Kevin - I thought we should but in and provide a little bit of information about our Blacklist / Whitelist Service. We are happy to take over from this point Lewis and submit the Rule Set to Dev@/Users@ to get some feedback on efficacy. - Thank you for your support Kevin, we are currently updating our website to include the information below. We will submit this to Users and Dev to start a testing phase. - Our network of servers are built for high demand and many services are using both the RBL and RWL. Delist Procedure: If your Host/IP address has been listed at MailBlacklist.com you can request an early removal for free. You can do this by contact us via our contact form or emailing us at [email protected] Listings automatically expire 3 days after the mail traffic to our sources stops. If you continue to hit these sources the time for removal will be reset each time. RBL Sources: A listing by MailBlacklist indicates that the IP address has been detected as a spam source. MailBlacklist utilizes custom Honey Pots/Spam Traps, harvesting detection systems, and other mechanisms for detecting spam and harvesting attacks. - We would be happy to answer any questions users may have on this thread and would be happy to provide our service to SpamAssassin. - MailBlacklist.com/MailWhitelist.com is free for both delistings and use of our DNSRBL/DNSRWL service. --- Companies that request whitelisting go through a heavy validation process with a zero tolerance of spam. Our DNS Blacklist will return the following response codes: 127.0.0.9 - Listed at MailBlacklist.com, Suspicious Sender 127.0.0.8 - Listed at MailBlacklist.com, Low Reputation Sender 127.0.0.7 - Listed at MailBlacklist.com, Bad Reputation Sender 127.0.0.6 - Listed at MailBlacklist.com, Very Bad Reputation Sender 127.0.0.2 - Listed at MailBlacklist.com, Generic Blacklist Listing Our DNS Whitelist will return the following response codes: EmailWhitelist.com provides return codes structured as 127.0.X.Y, "X - (Accreditation Category)” indicating the Business/Service category and “Y - (Accreditation Grade/Score)” indicating the Trustworthiness/Grade/Score of the Sender IP. Accreditation Category (X) 2 – Email Marketing Providers (127.0.2.Y) 3 – Email Service Providers (127.0.3.Y) 4 – Service/Network Providers (127.0.4.Y) 5 – Personal/Private Servers (127.0.5.Y) 6 – Media & Technology Companies (127.0.6.Y) 7 – Organisations (127.0.7.Y) 8 – Public Sector & Governments (127.0.8.Y) 9 – Travel & Leisure Industry (127.0.9.Y) 10 – Financial services (127.0.10.Y) 11 – Education & Academic (127.0.11.Y) 12 – Manufacturing & Industrial (127.0.12.Y) 13 – Retail/Wholesale/Services (127.0.13.Y) 14 – Healthcare Services (127.0.14.Y) 15 – Special / Other Service (127.0.15.Y) Accreditation Grade/Score (Y) (127.0.X.0) - Score: No Confidence Sender – This sender has the grade of No Confidence. Avoid outright blocking only. (127.0.X.1) - Score: Low Confidence Sender – This sender has the grade of Low Confidence. Reduce the chance of false positives. (127.0.X.2) - Score: Medium Confidence Sender – This sender has a grade of Medium Confidence Avoid false positives but override for clear cases of spam. (127.0.X.3) - Score: High Confidence Sender – This sender has a grade of High Confidence. Avoid Override. Best Regards, MailBlacklist.com Team -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
