Re: IP-based reputation services vs. DNSBL (long)

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TS Glassey schrieb:

>> 4. effects of DNS caching.  if a host is removed from a blacklist it
>> should arguably be removed from all caches instantly, but DNS isn't
>> designed to facilitate that.  
> 
> The use of the term "SHOULD" here has legal implications - since many of
> these hosts were put into the BL's by Address Spoofing they were in fact
> NOT where the offensive SPAM was coming from and so placing those hosts
> there when the real issue is the refusal of the EMAIL Admin to do proper
> Header Filtration and Validation creates a direct liability.

I'm sorry to jump in once more. The paragraph above is simply incorrect.
A DNSBL that would be fooled by "address spoofing" would not provide
much value. What do you mean by "address spoofing"? Falsified "From:"
lines?

-- Matthias
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