On 12/24/03 at 10:21, Clement Ross wrote:
> I don't think I care about Cablevision but I'm still curious.
>
> Which block? I'm pretty sure that Cablevision has more than one.
>
> /24? Must be a typo. You don't stop much spam by only blocking a /24
> from a cable operator.
Perhaps he means the chunks of 24/8 space allocated to Cablevision. 24/
space is full of cable providers (Cablevision, Road-freakin-runner,
Charter, Comcast, et al) whose networks are lousy with insecure end-user
machines that are all too prone to infection and exploitation. There may be
a few Cablevision users who are running their own mail servers, but for the
most part it probably wouldn't generate a lot of false positives to
blacklist CV user blocks.
> On Wed, 2003-12-24 at 12:10, Hai Ng wrote:
> > It just came to my attention that several RBLs have started carrying
> > Cablevision's /24 block on their list.
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