Additional info (justifying the IP block rules just added): http://www.senderbase.org/search?searchString=200.49.48.0%2F20
I wonder why nobody else is listing these IPs yet. Could we just be the first? (This exercise has given me some ideas for new research tasks-- :-) ) Interesting. _M On Thursday, June 16, 2005, 6:46:13 PM, Chuck wrote: CS> We have been seeing these. CS> Chuck Schick CS> Warp 8, Inc. CS> (303)-421-5140 CS> www.warp8.com CS> -----Original Message----- CS> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] CS> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] CS> On Behalf Of Scott Fisher CS> Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 4:04 PM CS> To: [email protected] CS> Subject: [sniffer] Spam blocks loading me up with spam CS> Am I the only one getting blasted by these spam from these IP blocks? CS> Sniffer seems a little behind on catching these. CS> 200.49.48.0/24 200.49.48.0/24 CS> 200.49.49.0/24 200.49.49.0/24 mowz2.com CS> 200.49.50.0/24 200.49.50.0/24 qckcstmr.com CS> 200.49.51.0/24 200.49.51.0/24 srvdupfrsh.com CS> 200.49.52.0/24 200.49.52.0/24 aahtv.com CS> 200.49.53.0/24 200.49.53.0/24 aakai.com CS> 200.49.54.0/24 200.49.54.0/24 aakib.com CS> 200.49.55.0/24 200.49.55.0/24 aakli.com CS> 200.49.56.0/24 200.49.56.0/24 aafix.com CS> 200.49.57.0/24 200.49.57.0/24 aaaae.com CS> 200.49.58.0/24 200.49.58.0/24 CS> 200.49.59.0/24 200.49.59.0/24 CS> Domain names and links seem to be five chars beginning with aa. They also CS> seem to be progressing through the IP blocks. CS> i think they started in on the June 15th and have been spamming pretty CS> consistantly. CS> This E-Mail came from the Message Sniffer mailing list. For CS> information and (un)subscription instructions go to CS> http://www.sortmonster.com/MessageSniffer/Help/Help.html This E-Mail came from the Message Sniffer mailing list. For information and (un)subscription instructions go to http://www.sortmonster.com/MessageSniffer/Help/Help.html
