We're using SORBS since a few weeks now. Sometimes we're receiving false postives, almost
triggering by "Dynamic IP Address ranges" (127.0.0.10). It looks like, that SORBS is not well
informed about address ranges outside the us. Did anbody made the same experience?
The problem is that they (like all other lists of dynamic IP ranges) list IPs based on what *looks* like a dynamic IP, and refuse to remove other IPs without the cooperation of the ISP involved. So if the ISP is large, it's unlikely that the static IPs will get removed.
-Scott
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