Consolidated spammy countries rbl
Hugo van der Kooij
hvdkooij at vanderkooij.org
Sun Mar 4 08:53:29 CET 2007
On Sun, 4 Mar 2007, Res wrote:
> On Sun, 4 Mar 2007, Tony Enderby wrote:
>
>> The point about including the US zone is very valid as you noted, it ranks
>> amongst the top countries of
>> spam origin. The networks I service however receive a significant amount
>> of email from the US and although
>> a percentage of it is Spam, the majority of it is legitimate. Most of the
>
> I guess he doesn't depend on getting flash notices from Sun, corporate deals
> from HP or security alerts from Foundry, Cisco and Juniper :)
Well I dodn't blacklist on country. I just keep track per country.
> I noted .ca ? I've never seen spam from Canada, ever, they seem to be the
> most friendliest people on the planet.
I beg to differ here. While not as bad as the US they have their share of
incidents. You may may not have noticed them based on the domain name as
various carriers work in both US and CA.
But they made the list the pas week:
[US] United States: 1321
[IT] Italy: 1051
[CN] China: 814
[KR] Korea, Republic of: 672
[PL] Poland: 381
[DE] Germany: 333
[ES] Spain: 256
[FR] France: 249
[RU] Russian Federation: 249
[BR] Brazil: 228
[GB] United Kingdom: 215
[IN] India: 187
[TR] Turkey: 151
[GR] Greece: 142
[IL] Israel: 125
[JP] Japan: 123
[RO] Romania: 123
[TW] Taiwan: 116
[CA] Canada: 114
[MX] Mexico: 108
That puts them right smack in the middle group of spam as usual.
The high ranking networks:
195.46.1: 132 GR Greece
220.160.164: 59 CN China
158.38.152: 41 NO Norway
200.1.105: 32 TT Trinidad and Tobago
218.24.41: 27 CN China
59.45.103: 26 CN China
193.252.22: 24 FR France
212.254.75: 20 CH Switzerland
Greece is mainly 1 PC on 1 specific network which is rather presistent.
Hugo.
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