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SORBS New Spam

The SORBS New Spam list tracks recently detected spam sources. It serves as an early-warning list for IPs that have recently started sending spam.

new.spam.dnsbl.sorbs.net
Zone
Widely used
Tier
Author

At a glance

Zone
new.spam.dnsbl.sorbs.net
Tier
Widely used. Referenced by many corporate filters and ISPs, usually as one signal among several. A listing costs you some recipients, and a scan reports it as a warning.
What it lists
IP addresses that have recently been detected sending spam.
Impact
Medium: acts as a recent-activity indicator for spam filtering.
How to check
Nothing to check: the zone no longer answers queries.
How to delist
No need: a list that has shut down holds no listings.
Auto-expiry
May auto-expire after a period if spam stops.

How to get delisted

Kept for reference: this list no longer operates.

  1. 01Look up your IP on SORBS
  2. 02Stop the spam source immediately
  3. 03This list often clears faster than the main spam list
  4. 04Submit a delisting request if the issue is resolved
  5. 05Monitor your IP to ensure no recurrence

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