30 Jan
2002
30 Jan
'02
8:07 p.m.
"Fred Cisin (XenoSoft)" wrote:
On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Geoff Reed wrote:
I remember when Dalnet blacklisted AOL users for several months. Really
put the dampers on my IRC activities, as one of my better friends was an
AOL subscriber.
What really is needed is stronger rules on unsolicited e-mails. Maybe
something like a no-send list, like we have here in Missouri for
telemarketers.
Gary Hildebrand
not so easy fix, your ISP can get on a blacklist
from spoofed headers,
there are a handful of the blacklists out there that just add you, without
verifying that the spam did , in fact originate at your domain :(
That is true. Some? of the blacklists will blacklist any site that COULD
be used, based entirely on whether they have things like reverse DNS
configured properly.
How about an entire Community College being blacklisted (without ever
having been hijacked)? And the "Network Administrator" is apparently not
capable of fixing it!