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[anti-abuse-wg] whats wrong in Kazakhstan ?
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Joe St Sauver
joe at oregon.uoregon.edu
Wed Apr 25 15:37:59 CEST 2012
Frank commented: #We realized at lot of spam and other abuse coming from KZ networks #lately and found no email address nor abuse-mailbox-field in those #networks at all. Find their whois records below (its only the #networks we received abuse from during the last 4 days). Whenever I want to understand what's happening with a given country and spam, I often find the CBL to be terrifically helpful. For example, KZ is currently a top-ten botted country according to the CBL http://cbl.abuseat.org/country.html mentioning 172,239 entries Breaking that down by domain, http://cbl.abuseat.org/domain.html shows: -- 139,032 listings for online.kz -- 13,989 listings for nursat.net -- 9,686 listings for caravan.kz [there may be other kz domains that are also relevant, but at a level that's too low to show up on that by-domain summary] All three of the listed domains have domain whois with POC information for those who may want to reach out (I don't know if those doing so will need to speak Kazakh, or if Russian or English perhaps might be sufficient). Regards, Joe
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