Re: [sniffer] Spam blocks loading me up with spam

2005-06-17 Thread Scott Fisher



I'm also taking out the: 200.49.32.xxx to 
200.49.47.xxx addresses with my IPFILE. Most of them were taken out in Feb with 
SBL 17983.

The trouble on this spammer for me, is they aren't 
listed anywhere (with the 299.49.50.XXXs and are probably burning through domain 
names faster than the SURBLs can really be effective.
So unless I get an SURBL hit or a Sniffer hit they 
are leaking through. Hopefully with Pete's new rules, this will be 
stopped.

200.49.32.0/24200.49.32.0/24moved 
06-15-05SBL17983200.49.33.0/24200.49.33.0/24starsoftmails.comadded 
02-17-05SBL17983200.49.34.0/24200.49.34.0/24moved 
06-15-05SBL17983200.49.35.0/24200.49.35.0/24moved 
06-15-05SBL17983200.49.36.0/24200.49.36.0/24moved 
06-15-05SBL17983200.49.37.0/24200.49.37.0/24afdtc.comadded 
02-17-05SBL17983200.49.38.0/24200.49.38.0/24afdtc.comadded 
02-17-05SBL17983200.49.39.0/24200.49.39.0/24afdaa.comadded 
02-17-05SBL17983200.49.40.0/24200.49.40.0/24moved 
06-15-05SBL17983200.49.41.0/24200.49.41.0/24moved 
06-15-05SBL17983200.49.42.0/24200.49.42.0/24moved 
06-15-05SBL17983200.49.43.0/24200.49.43.0/24awwsc.comadded 
02-17-05SBL17983200.49.44.0/24200.49.44.0/24arvvv.commoved 
05-29-05SBL17983200.49.45.0/24200.49.45.0/24starofferzone.comadded 
02-17-05SBL17983200.49.46.0/24200.49.46.0/24fdcmm.comadded 
02-17-05SBL17983200.49.47.0/24200.49.47.0/24bicsc.comadded 
02-17-05SBL17983

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Darrell 
  ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) 
  To: sniffer@SortMonster.com 
  Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 6:44 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [sniffer] Spam blocks 
  loading me up with spam
  
  Scott,
  
  Not to many incoming for me - about 200 out of 
  about 125K messages. One thing to note is the ones I am getting are 
  around that block but even lower like 200.49.44.x.
  
  Darrell
  ---Check out http://www.invariantsystems.com for 
  utilities for Declude And Imail. IMail Queue Monitoring, Declude 
  Overflow Queue Monitoring, SURBL/URI integration, MRTG Integration, and Log 
  Parsers.
  
- Original Message - 
From: 
Scott Fisher 
To: sniffer@SortMonster.com 
Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 6:04 
PM
Subject: [sniffer] Spam blocks loading 
me up with spam


Am I the only one getting blasted by these spam 
from these IP blocks? Sniffer seems a little behind on catching 
these.

200.49.48.0/24200.49.48.0/24
200.49.49.0/24200.49.49.0/24mowz2.com200.49.50.0/24200.49.50.0/24qckcstmr.com
200.49.51.0/24200.49.51.0/24srvdupfrsh.com200.49.52.0/24200.49.52.0/24aahtv.com200.49.53.0/24200.49.53.0/24aakai.com
200.49.54.0/24200.49.54.0/24aakib.com200.49.55.0/24200.49.55.0/24aakli.com200.49.56.0/24200.49.56.0/24aafix.com200.49.57.0/24200.49.57.0/24e.com
200.49.58.0/24200.49.58.0/24200.49.59.0/24200.49.59.0/24

Domain names andlinks seem to be five 
chars beginning with aa. Theyalsoseem to be progressing through 
theIP blocks.

i think they started in on the June 15th and 
have been spamming pretty 
consistantly.


RE: [sniffer] Spam blocks loading me up with spam

2005-06-17 Thread Colbeck, Andrew
Title: Message



Gotta 
catch 'em all (not Pokemon, spam)...

Sniffer caught all of them today:

gawk 
"$0 ~ /.+From: .+To: .+IP: 200\.49\.[3|4|5]/ {print $3}" dec0617.log 
temp.txt

fgrep 
-ftemp.txt dec0617.log | fgrep "Total weight"

If 
your volume is quite high, that second line, instead of showing all the total 
weights for the netblocks in question, could instead show which lines sniffer 
didn't hit on:


fgrep 
-ftemp.txt dec0617.log | fgrep "Total weight"  | fgrep -v 
"SNIFFER"


Andrew 8)

  
  -Original Message-From: 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On 
  Behalf Of Scott FisherSent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 4:20 
  PMTo: sniffer@SortMonster.comSubject: Re: [sniffer] Spam 
  blocks loading me up with spam
  I'm also taking out the: 200.49.32.xxx to 
  200.49.47.xxx addresses with my IPFILE. Most of them were taken out in Feb 
  with SBL 17983.
  
  The trouble on this spammer for me, is they 
  aren't listed anywhere (with the 299.49.50.XXXs and are probably burning 
  through domain names faster than the SURBLs can really be 
  effective.
  So unless I get an SURBL hit or a Sniffer hit 
  they are leaking through. Hopefully with Pete's new rules, this will be 
  stopped.
  
  200.49.32.0/24200.49.32.0/24moved 
  06-15-05SBL17983200.49.33.0/24200.49.33.0/24starsoftmails.comadded 
  02-17-05SBL17983200.49.34.0/24200.49.34.0/24moved 
  06-15-05SBL17983200.49.35.0/24200.49.35.0/24moved 
  06-15-05SBL17983200.49.36.0/24200.49.36.0/24moved 
  06-15-05SBL17983200.49.37.0/24200.49.37.0/24afdtc.comadded 
  02-17-05SBL17983200.49.38.0/24200.49.38.0/24afdtc.comadded 
  02-17-05SBL17983200.49.39.0/24200.49.39.0/24afdaa.comadded 
  02-17-05SBL17983200.49.40.0/24200.49.40.0/24moved 
  06-15-05SBL17983200.49.41.0/24200.49.41.0/24moved 
  06-15-05SBL17983200.49.42.0/24200.49.42.0/24moved 
  06-15-05SBL17983200.49.43.0/24200.49.43.0/24awwsc.comadded 
  02-17-05SBL17983200.49.44.0/24200.49.44.0/24arvvv.commoved 
  05-29-05SBL17983200.49.45.0/24200.49.45.0/24starofferzone.comadded 
  02-17-05SBL17983200.49.46.0/24200.49.46.0/24fdcmm.comadded 
  02-17-05SBL17983200.49.47.0/24200.49.47.0/24bicsc.comadded 
  02-17-05SBL17983
  
- Original Message - 
From: 
Darrell 
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) 
To: sniffer@SortMonster.com 
Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 6:44 
PM
Subject: Re: [sniffer] Spam blocks 
loading me up with spam

Scott,

Not to many incoming for me - about 200 out of 
about 125K messages. One thing to note is the ones I am getting are 
around that block but even lower like 200.49.44.x.

Darrell
---Check out http://www.invariantsystems.com 
for utilities for Declude And Imail. IMail Queue Monitoring, Declude 
Overflow Queue Monitoring, SURBL/URI integration, MRTG Integration, and Log 
Parsers.

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Scott Fisher 
  To: sniffer@SortMonster.com 
  Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 6:04 
  PM
  Subject: [sniffer] Spam blocks 
  loading me up with spam
  
  
  Am I the only one getting blasted by these 
  spam from these IP blocks? Sniffer seems a little behind on catching 
  these.
  
  200.49.48.0/24200.49.48.0/24
  200.49.49.0/24200.49.49.0/24mowz2.com200.49.50.0/24200.49.50.0/24qckcstmr.com
  200.49.51.0/24200.49.51.0/24srvdupfrsh.com200.49.52.0/24200.49.52.0/24aahtv.com200.49.53.0/24200.49.53.0/24aakai.com
  200.49.54.0/24200.49.54.0/24aakib.com200.49.55.0/24200.49.55.0/24aakli.com200.49.56.0/24200.49.56.0/24aafix.com200.49.57.0/24200.49.57.0/24e.com
  200.49.58.0/24200.49.58.0/24200.49.59.0/24200.49.59.0/24
  
  Domain names andlinks seem to be five 
  chars beginning with aa. Theyalsoseem to be progressing 
  through theIP blocks.
  
  i think they started in on the June 15th and 
  have been spamming pretty 
consistantly.


RE: [sniffer] Spam blocks loading me up with spam

2005-06-16 Thread Colbeck, Andrew
Title: Message



I 
haven't noticed this spam leaking through, but at your prompting I did 
a:

egrep 
".+From: .+To: .+IP: 200\.49\." dec0616.log

and 
saw about 46. A glance through these to:from:ip: lines definitely shows 
messages that fit your description, along with messages that don't (I'm 
deliberately looking at the16 bit subnet) and I see messages today 
from:


200.49.37.0/24
200.49.44.0/24

in addition to the blocks you listed, and a 
spot check of two of them did not turn up any hitswith sniffer. 
Total volume was low,at less than50 messages.

One other interesting comment that I can add 
is that I'm seeing them use VERP like MAILFROM addresses, e.g.:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Of course, jsmith and example.com are not 
the actual text, but the recipient at my domain.

Andrew 
8)

  
  -Original Message-From: 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On 
  Behalf Of Scott FisherSent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 3:04 
  PMTo: sniffer@SortMonster.comSubject: [sniffer] Spam 
  blocks loading me up with spam
  
  Am I the only one getting blasted by these spam 
  from these IP blocks? Sniffer seems a little behind on catching 
  these.
  
  200.49.48.0/24200.49.48.0/24
  200.49.49.0/24200.49.49.0/24mowz2.com200.49.50.0/24200.49.50.0/24qckcstmr.com
  200.49.51.0/24200.49.51.0/24srvdupfrsh.com200.49.52.0/24200.49.52.0/24aahtv.com200.49.53.0/24200.49.53.0/24aakai.com
  200.49.54.0/24200.49.54.0/24aakib.com200.49.55.0/24200.49.55.0/24aakli.com200.49.56.0/24200.49.56.0/24aafix.com200.49.57.0/24200.49.57.0/24e.com
  200.49.58.0/24200.49.58.0/24200.49.59.0/24200.49.59.0/24
  
  Domain names andlinks seem to be five chars 
  beginning with aa. Theyalsoseem to be progressing through 
  theIP blocks.
  
  i think they started in on the June 15th and have 
  been spamming pretty consistantly.


RE: [sniffer] Spam blocks loading me up with spam

2005-06-16 Thread Colbeck, Andrew
Title: Message



Also, 
thedomains in the body textare not hitting on SURBL 
tests.

Andrew 
8)

  
  -Original Message-From: 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On 
  Behalf Of Colbeck, AndrewSent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 3:34 
  PMTo: sniffer@SortMonster.comSubject: RE: [sniffer] Spam 
  blocks loading me up with spam
  I 
  haven't noticed this spam leaking through, but at your prompting I did 
  a:
  
  egrep ".+From: .+To: .+IP: 200\.49\." dec0616.log
  
  and 
  saw about 46. A glance through these to:from:ip: lines definitely shows 
  messages that fit your description, along with messages that don't (I'm 
  deliberately looking at the16 bit subnet) and I see messages today 
  from:
  
  
  200.49.37.0/24 
  200.49.44.0/24
  
  in addition to the blocks you listed, and 
  a spot check of two of them did not turn up any hitswith sniffer. 
  Total volume was low,at less than50 messages.
  
  One other interesting comment that I can 
  add is that I'm seeing them use VERP like MAILFROM addresses, 
  e.g.:
  
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  
  Of course, jsmith and example.com are not 
  the actual text, but the recipient at my domain.
  
  Andrew 
  8)
  

-Original Message-From: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On 
Behalf Of Scott FisherSent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 3:04 
PMTo: sniffer@SortMonster.comSubject: [sniffer] Spam 
blocks loading me up with spam

Am I the only one getting blasted by these spam 
from these IP blocks? Sniffer seems a little behind on catching 
these.

200.49.48.0/24200.49.48.0/24
200.49.49.0/24200.49.49.0/24mowz2.com200.49.50.0/24200.49.50.0/24qckcstmr.com
200.49.51.0/24200.49.51.0/24srvdupfrsh.com200.49.52.0/24200.49.52.0/24aahtv.com200.49.53.0/24200.49.53.0/24aakai.com
200.49.54.0/24200.49.54.0/24aakib.com200.49.55.0/24200.49.55.0/24aakli.com200.49.56.0/24200.49.56.0/24aafix.com200.49.57.0/24200.49.57.0/24e.com
200.49.58.0/24200.49.58.0/24200.49.59.0/24200.49.59.0/24

Domain names andlinks seem to be five 
chars beginning with aa. Theyalsoseem to be progressing through 
theIP blocks.

i think they started in on the June 15th and 
have been spamming pretty 
consistantly.


RE: [sniffer] Spam blocks loading me up with spam

2005-06-16 Thread Michael Hardrick
Title: Message



Hey Andrew,
Are yousending your logs to a UNIX box, or running a 
ported version
of grep/egrep for windows?

Mike


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Colbeck, 
AndrewSent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 17:34To: 
sniffer@SortMonster.comSubject: RE: [sniffer] Spam blocks loading me 
up with spam

I 
haven't noticed this spam leaking through, but at your prompting I did 
a:

egrep 
".+From: .+To: .+IP: 200\.49\." dec0616.log

and 
saw about 46. A glance through these to:from:ip: lines definitely shows 
messages that fit your description, along with messages that don't (I'm 
deliberately looking at the16 bit subnet) and I see messages today 
from:


200.49.37.0/24 
200.49.44.0/24

in addition to the blocks you listed, and a 
spot check of two of them did not turn up any hitswith sniffer. 
Total volume was low,at less than50 messages.

One other interesting comment that I can add 
is that I'm seeing them use VERP like MAILFROM addresses, e.g.:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Of course, jsmith and example.com are not 
the actual text, but the recipient at my domain.

Andrew 
8)

  
  -Original Message-From: 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On 
  Behalf Of Scott FisherSent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 3:04 
  PMTo: sniffer@SortMonster.comSubject: [sniffer] Spam 
  blocks loading me up with spam
  
  Am I the only one getting blasted by these spam 
  from these IP blocks? Sniffer seems a little behind on catching 
  these.
  
  200.49.48.0/24200.49.48.0/24
  200.49.49.0/24200.49.49.0/24mowz2.com200.49.50.0/24200.49.50.0/24qckcstmr.com
  200.49.51.0/24200.49.51.0/24srvdupfrsh.com200.49.52.0/24200.49.52.0/24aahtv.com200.49.53.0/24200.49.53.0/24aakai.com
  200.49.54.0/24200.49.54.0/24aakib.com200.49.55.0/24200.49.55.0/24aakli.com200.49.56.0/24200.49.56.0/24aafix.com200.49.57.0/24200.49.57.0/24e.com
  200.49.58.0/24200.49.58.0/24200.49.59.0/24200.49.59.0/24
  
  Domain names andlinks seem to be five chars 
  beginning with aa. Theyalsoseem to be progressing through 
  theIP blocks.
  
  i think they started in on the June 15th and have 
  been spamming pretty consistantly.


RE: [sniffer] Spam blocks loading me up with spam

2005-06-16 Thread Chuck Schick
We have been seeing these.

Chuck Schick
Warp 8, Inc.
(303)-421-5140
www.warp8.com

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Scott Fisher
Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 4:04 PM
To: sniffer@SortMonster.com
Subject: [sniffer] Spam blocks loading me up with spam



Am I the only one getting blasted by these spam from these IP blocks?
Sniffer seems a little behind on catching these.

200.49.48.0/24  200.49.48.0/24 
200.49.49.0/24  200.49.49.0/24  mowz2.com  
200.49.50.0/24  200.49.50.0/24  qckcstmr.com  
200.49.51.0/24  200.49.51.0/24  srvdupfrsh.com  
200.49.52.0/24  200.49.52.0/24  aahtv.com  
200.49.53.0/24  200.49.53.0/24  aakai.com  
200.49.54.0/24  200.49.54.0/24  aakib.com  
200.49.55.0/24  200.49.55.0/24  aakli.com  
200.49.56.0/24  200.49.56.0/24  aafix.com  
200.49.57.0/24  200.49.57.0/24  e.com  
200.49.58.0/24  200.49.58.0/24  
200.49.59.0/24  200.49.59.0/24

Domain names and links seem to be five chars beginning with aa. They also
seem to be progressing through the IP blocks.  

i think they started in on the June 15th and have been spamming pretty
consistantly.


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Re: [sniffer] Spam blocks loading me up with spam

2005-06-16 Thread Darrell (supp...@invariantsystems.com)



Scott,

Not to many incoming for me - about 200 out of 
about 125K messages. One thing to note is the ones I am getting are around 
that block but even lower like 200.49.44.x.

Darrell
---Check out http://www.invariantsystems.com for 
utilities for Declude And Imail. IMail Queue Monitoring, Declude Overflow 
Queue Monitoring, SURBL/URI integration, MRTG Integration, and Log 
Parsers.

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Scott 
  Fisher 
  To: sniffer@SortMonster.com 
  Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 6:04 
  PM
  Subject: [sniffer] Spam blocks loading me 
  up with spam
  
  
  Am I the only one getting blasted by these spam 
  from these IP blocks? Sniffer seems a little behind on catching 
  these.
  
  200.49.48.0/24200.49.48.0/24
  200.49.49.0/24200.49.49.0/24mowz2.com200.49.50.0/24200.49.50.0/24qckcstmr.com
  200.49.51.0/24200.49.51.0/24srvdupfrsh.com200.49.52.0/24200.49.52.0/24aahtv.com200.49.53.0/24200.49.53.0/24aakai.com
  200.49.54.0/24200.49.54.0/24aakib.com200.49.55.0/24200.49.55.0/24aakli.com200.49.56.0/24200.49.56.0/24aafix.com200.49.57.0/24200.49.57.0/24e.com
  200.49.58.0/24200.49.58.0/24200.49.59.0/24200.49.59.0/24
  
  Domain names andlinks seem to be five chars 
  beginning with aa. Theyalsoseem to be progressing through 
  theIP blocks.
  
  i think they started in on the June 15th and have 
  been spamming pretty consistantly.