The domain blocking list SURBL announced today that it is deprecating the SC (Spamcop) and AB (AbuseButler) sublists, migrating their data into a new ABUSE sublist. They note that the WS (Bill Stearns' sa-blacklist) sublist is also going to be migrated into ABUSE in 2016.
SURBL also recently announced the addition of SURBL-specific blocking notification messages to the popular SpamAssassin spam filtering software.
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SURBL Announces New Experimental Blocking List
Today, the team behind the SURBL domain blaclists announced a new, experimental blocking list: xs.surbl.org.
As announced on the SURBL-Announce list: "An experimental source of some snowshoe and pill domains is now being published in xs.surbl.org. SURBL considers this feed to be experimental and would very much welcome feedback about it, particularly about any false positives. Does anyone know anyone who actually wants to receive snowshoe messages?"
You can read the entire announcement here.
As announced on the SURBL-Announce list: "An experimental source of some snowshoe and pill domains is now being published in xs.surbl.org. SURBL considers this feed to be experimental and would very much welcome feedback about it, particularly about any false positives. Does anyone know anyone who actually wants to receive snowshoe messages?"
You can read the entire announcement here.
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