> Actually I figured out how to use it to my advantage. I query "." which > is my own DNS server of course as a ip4r blacklist and if the IP for > verisign's site is returned then I give the spam a very high score. Any > domain that doesn't exist would fail this, but any other domain would > not return that IP, but rather the proper IP. I'm still pissed at > Verisign, but I always try to turn a problem in to an opportunity so > now I'm using their greed to block spam. Hey, here's another example. Since they list other urls that you may have wanted, it's a good way to find similar existing domains, without you ever issuing your own whois/etc queries. And I like the irony of them performing the service for you. -- Brian Hatch "Strategic analysts in Earthdome Systems and have indicated they don't know Security Engineer who this new race might be, but http://www.ifokr.org/bri/ promise to find out." Every message PGP signed
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