Extra Datasets via Datafeed Service

• domain_data.txt - This file contains domain names and meta data about the domain, including the age of the domain, the registrar of record, and xref score we associate with a domain to indicate its level of spamminess. NOTE: This zone should only be used to pull the TXT record result.

  # Example domain_data
  ..
  nevoxafeu.cn         :127.0.0.2:age=2;reg=35 TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD;xref=66.00
  microsoft.com        :127.0.0.2:age=6287;reg=TUCOWS INC.;xref=-21.00
  wingrespect.com      :127.0.0.2:age=2;reg=HICHINA WEB SOLUTIONS (HONG KONG) LIMITED;xref=100.00
  popularmechanics.com :127.0.0.2:age=4880;reg=NETWORK SOLUTIONS, LLC;xref=-18.00
  abcoemshop.com       :127.0.0.2:age=0;reg=TODAYNIC.COM, INC.;xref=100.00
  golf.com             :127.0.0.2:age=4804;reg=MARKMONITOR INC.;xref=-25.00
  ..
  
  # Example SpamAssassin Rule usage
  #   - Currently, no plugin exists to utilize this zone data.
  

  
  
• black_ns.txt - This file contains nameservers we have identified as bad, and in turn proactively lists all domains registered against them to Gold and lists reactive hits to URIBL Black.

  # Example black_ns zone data
  ..
  ns1.gdlpdlvrydirect.net   :127.0.0.2:black_ns $ added on 2008-07-13 23:12:53
  ns1.panamans.com          :127.0.0.2:black_ns $ added on 2008-07-14 04:16:18
  ns1.easyquickdebts.com    :127.0.0.2:black_ns $ added on 2008-07-14 08:01:41
  ns0.holidaynicegood.com   :127.0.0.2:black_ns $ added on 2008-07-14 08:02:18
  ..
  
  # Example SpamAssassin Rule usage
  #   - urifullnsrhssub is a SpamAssassin 3.3 SVN feature only and will 
  #     not work in currently released versions of SpamAssassin!
  #   - Change blackns.your-domain.tld to the host you have this data loaded in
  #   - Rescore from 0.01 after testing effectiveness on your mail flow
  urifullnsrhssub	BLACK_NS        blackns.your-domain.tld.  A 2
  body            BLACK_NS        eval:check_uridnsbl('BLACK_NS')
  tflags          BLACK_NS        net
  score           BLACK_NS        0.01
  
  

  
  
• black_nsip.txt - Same as black_ns.txt, but lists Nameserver IP Addresses.

  # Example black_nsip
  ..
  79.126.25.193 :127.0.0.2:black_nsip $ added on 2008-07-16 10:42:12
  67.18.198.162 :127.0.0.2:black_nsip $ added on 2008-07-16 11:31:34
  190.92.152.2  :127.0.0.2:black_nsip $ added on 2008-07-16 11:56:11
  63.216.251.67 :127.0.0.2:black_nsip $ added on 2008-07-16 12:55:15
  ..
  
  # Example SpamAssassin Rule usage
  #  - This rule will work in all SpamAssassin versions, as it works in the same 
  #    fasion as the Spamhaus SBL rule (URIBL_SBL).
  #  - Change blacknsip.your-domain.tld to the host you have this data loaded in
  #  - Rescore from 0.01 after testing effectiveness on your mail flow 
  uridnsbl         BLACK_NSIP         blacknsip.your-domain.tld.  A
  body             BLACK_NSIP         eval:check_uridnsbl('BLACK_NSIP')
  tflags           BLACK_NSIP         net
  score            BLACK_NSIP         0.01
  
  

  
  
• black_a.txt - Same as black_ns.txt, but lists bad webhost IPs.
  

  # Example black_a
  ..
  217.112.37.32   :127.0.0.2:black_a $ added on 2008-07-13 09:41:30
  216.121.79.196  :127.0.0.2:black_a $ added on 2008-07-14 16:23:59
  222.208.183.174 :127.0.0.2:black_a $ added on 2008-07-14 16:35:37
  216.138.176.156 :127.0.0.2:black_a $ added on 2008-07-15 19:18:56
  ..
  
  # Example SpamAssassin Rule usage
  #  - No example provided.
  #  - A uridnsbl rule could be used in the same fashion as BLACK_NSIP is above
  #    to check to see if a NS resolves to a A record we have marked as serving
  #    spam drop pages.