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Blacklist
Downloads BlackList is a simple yet effective tool to block your unwanted incoming calls. You can set your blacklist and whitelist. And you have 4 options: 1: accept all 2:block with the blacklist 3:only accept the numbers which be in whitelist 4:reject all
[April 3, 2008, 0:31]
Blacklist Versus Whitelist Software Solutions
White Papers This white paper discusses blacklist-based software, one of the most common response solutions in the marketplace that focuses on eliminating or handling the growing problem of malware. The problems caused by malware and malicious code in the form...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
DDoS Attack Shuts Down Anti-spam Blacklist
News However the goal of assembling a comprehensive blacklist and a whitelist "known spammer", "known responsible" database just isn't going to happen, Worley said. Osirusoft, one of the largest anti-spam blacklists, has been shut down by its operator...
[August 27, 2003, 11:00]
Implementing And Configuring Blacklist Support In Exchange Server 2003
White Papers With the new release of Exchange, Microsoft implemented the functionality to filter every incoming email whether the sender is on a blacklist or not. Nowadays spam emails are a big problem for a company.
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Researchers Redefine The Internet Blacklist
News Security researchers have taken a page out of Google's book in reinventing the blacklist, a tool for blocking internet attacks. The algorithm developed by the project appears to significantly improve blacklist accuracy, the researchers said.
[July 25, 2008, 16:03]
Spam Blacklist To Introduce Fees
News One of Australia's leading spam blacklists will soon move to a subscription-only model. The list, operated by Reynolds Technology, hosts several "zones", or lists, that are maintained by other anti-spam groups such as Spam Prevention Early Warning...
[September 11, 2003, 13:15]
DDoS Attack Shuts Down Anti-spam Blacklist
Talkback Draconian or not, the UCE debacle is being caused by low lifes that just can't seem to get the concept of unwanted UCE. If takes blocking legitimate email to stop UCE so be it. If it occurs enough maybe the legitimate businesses will unite to put...
[January 13, 2004, 15:39]
DDoS Attack Shuts Down Anti-spam Blacklist
Talkback I'm glad they shut this guy down. His draconian approach does more harm than good, plus he's a real arrogant bloke.
[September 2, 2003, 16:51]
DDoS Attack Shuts Down Anti-spam Blacklist
Talkback Please do your re-search properly. Osirusoft is a US based service and not an Australian Based Blacklisting service. Unless you have omitted some other information, relating to some other Australian based black lists, your Sub-heading is wrong.
[August 28, 2003, 3:48]
Spam Blacklist Blocks BT
News The problem occurs whenever somebody attempts to email a server which references the DSBL blacklist in its anti-spam configuration. People now expect to do business electronically but while we continue to see several mails bounce back each week, we...
[June 6, 2003, 10:21]
Blacklist-Aided Forwarding In Static Multihop Wireless Networks
White Papers Static broadband wireless networks, due to their ease of deployment, are likely to proliferate in the near future. The major stumbling block, however, is that wireless links are prone to external interference, channel fading, inclement weather, etc.
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
SpamHaus Targeted By Child-porn Email Attack
Talkback Steve Linford SpamHaus.org (Spamhaus Project) to aquire SPEWS blacklist and adopt the SPEWS technology platform and non removal policy. Combined Company to blacklist up to 20% of Internet IP space from which offending companies will not be removed.
[August 12, 2006, 13:08]
Clarification
Talkback The way I see it is that Mozilla, Google and others contribute to the blacklist that StopBadware maintains, which is why I wrote: Mozilla, Google and others each sepearately compile a list of possible compromised sites, they give those lists to...
[February 27, 2008, 16:57]
Microsoft Turns To Spamhaus For Security Help
Talkback Steve Linford SpamHaus.org (Spamhaus Project) to aquire SPEWS blacklist and adopt the SPEWS technology platform and non removal policy. Combined Company to blacklist up to 20% of Internet IP space from which offending companies will not be removed.
[August 20, 2006, 19:46]
Spamhaus Under Attack From UK Spammers
Talkback Steve Linford SpamHaus.org (Spamhaus Project) to aquire SPEWS blacklist and adopt the SPEWS technology platform and non removal policy. Combined Company to blacklist up to 20% of Internet IP space from which offending companies will not be removed.
[August 19, 2006, 7:31]
SpamHaus Targeted By Child-porn Email Attack
Talkback Steve Linford SpamHaus.org (Spamhaus Project) to aquire SPEWS blacklist and adopt the SPEWS technology platform and non removal policy. Combined Company to blacklist up to 20% of Internet IP space from which offending companies will not be removed.
[August 19, 2006, 7:24]
LiteServe
Downloads The Web server includes CGI and ISAPI support, a blacklist with ban triggers, multiple domains, virtual paths, authentication, directory listings, custom 404 pages, user-defined MIME types, and user pages with optional quotas.
[July 29, 2005, 0:32]
Microsoft Turns To Spamhaus For Security Help
Talkback But they blacklist them anyway to reach their goals. Most mail server administrators dropped their list and switched to another blacklist.that blacklist was Spamhaus SBL but now they are more corrupted than MAPS ever was.
[August 20, 2006, 19:45]
Payya Tec Spam Killer
Downloads Minute SpamKiller is using the dynamic mail servers blacklist service maintained by www.SpamCop.net and filters out all e-mail received through the blacklisted servers.The blacklist is dynamically updated based on spam reports from thousands of...
[July 8, 2004, 22:16]
Intego Personal Antispam X5
Downloads Personal Antispam X5 analyzes your incoming e-mail, determining which messages are spam and which are valid messages, and does so in many ways: by checking a whitelist and blacklist of addresses, message headers, content or layout, URLs in...
[January 22, 2008, 22:46]
