PCCC WILD RBL

How does it Work?

We try and only add domains when the evidence is overwhelming and points to a culture or architecture prone to spaminess. This can include services that have legitimate and illegitimate users; servers for legitimate firms that are compromised; and hosting firms which fail to have adequate anti-spam procedures.
Pccc Wild RBL uses data from automated honeypots and hand reviewed spamples to have the best categorization results.

How to use it with Apache SpamAssassin?

The lists have high scores which we believe are consistent with the veracity of the research used to compile the lists.

Additionally, we ONLY use this RBL to improve our scoring and it is not used to block emails outright. However, your mileage may very and you might want to seriously dial down the scores especially if you do block/reject/blackhole emails.

To implement the PCCC WILD RBL with Apache SpamAssassin, use the RBL rules as defined in KAM.cf.

Testpoints

You can use a testpoint by adding ".wild.pccc.com". For instance, badbadbadbadbadspammer.com.wild.pccc.com. For bad freemail, hash the address with MD5 first.

  • Bad URI - badbadbadbadbadspammer.com
  • Bad shortened URI - badshortenedlinks
  • Bad phone numbers - badphonenumbers
  • Marketing URI - marketmarketmarkettest.com
  • Ignore URI - ignoreignoreignoretestpoint.com
  • Compromised URI - compromisedtesttest.com
  • Bad Attachment - 194ba3ea5679ada465b2daeaf7561ccbb24b328a
  • Ignore Attachment - 03d8fb85556edf397d8afcafc0b13f11ecbde50c
  • Good Attachment - 26a0edef4b1a4d523ebd0f98e595f96ca777c9db
  • Bad Freemail - badbadbadspammer@gmail.com
  • Bad NS - ns123456.imaspammer.net

PCCC's WILD RBL Lookup

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Request De-Listing

Feedback is appreciated and requests to de-list can be sent via the Report a Problem Page.



Reasons for Being Listed on PCCC's WILD RBL

PCCC's WILD RBL lists not just bad content, but good content as well. See below for possible causes for listing on PCCC's WILD RBL.

Bad URIs

URIs in this category are common senders of spam, and should be scored as an indicator of spam. Please use the Report a Problem Page to request an entry to be de-listed.

Compromised URIs

URIs in this category are common senders of spam, and should be scored as an indicator of spam. Please use the Report a Problem Page to request an entry to be de-listed.

Bad shortened URIs

Shortened URIs in this category are common senders of spam, and should be scored as an indicator of spam. Please use the Report a Problem Page to request an entry to be de-listed.

Bad phone numbers

Phone numbers listed in this category are common senders of spam, and should be scored as an indicator of spam. Please use the Report a Problem Page to request an entry to be de-listed.

Marketing URIs

URIs in this category send large amounts of marketing email, and should be scored very lightly as an indicator of spam. Please use the Report a Problem Page to request an entry to be de-listed.

Ignore URIs

URIs in this category have no correlation with spam or ham, and should never be scored. Please use the Report a Problem Page to request an entry to be de-listed.

Bad Attachments

Attachments in this category are commonly used in spam, and should be scored as an indicator of spam. Please use the Report a Problem Page to request an entry to be de-listed.

Attachments to Ignore

Attachments in this category are commonly used for both spam and non-spam purposes, and should not be scored at all. A common example of an attachment in this category is logos from social networking websites. Please use the Report a Problem Page to request an entry to be de-listed.

Good Attachments

Attachments in this category are used almost exclusively for non-spam purposes, and should be scored as a negative indicator of spam. Please use the Report a Problem Page to request an entry to be de-listed.

Good Freemail

Freemail addresses in this category are used almost exclusively for non-spam purposes, and should be scored as a negative indicator of spam. Please use the Report a Problem Page to request an entry to be de-listed.

Bad Freemail

Freemail addresses in this category are used almost exclusively for spam purposes, and should be scored as an indicator of spam. Please use the Report a Problem Page to request an entry to be de-listed.

Bad Nameserver

Nameservers in this category are used almost exclusively for spam purposes, and should be scored as an indicator of spam. Please use the Report a Problem Page to request an entry to be de-listed.