Re: UMSY

"Mike Easter" <[email protected]> wrote in news:dubadp$mde$1
@news.spamcop.net:

> SC's dnsbl options include using the CBL.  It is excellent for listing
> proxified trojans.

I think the CBL blocking might be broken at the moment for those of use 
with SC email accounts. A few days ago, I too started seeing a flood of 
obvious stock pumps that my SC settings were no longer catching. Here are 
two tracking URLs:

http://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z893629776zd3d88b5dc4ce361f2ddffd2c9ddbfb0cz
http://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z893630493zb1c0b16af8742f09607ff4182a53754bz

According to what I see, both of those should have been caught due to their 
listings on the CBL, or am I missing something?

Those are just two out of dozens and dozens that suddently started getting 
through to my inbox a few days ago. I strongly suspect problems with the SC 
system (this kind of thing has happened to the SC filtering system before, 
and it did indeed turn out to be something that needed fixing).

DT