| Spam
Cop
|
 Spam
Cop is an excellent free service to report Spam to the
appropriate authorities. Their innovative program will
attempt to track down the 'actual' e-mail senders' ISP or
web host to prompt appropriate actions. We have found this
to be one of the best Spam fighting services around. |
| ORBS |
ORBS,
or the Open Relay Behaviour-modification System, is a
database for tracking SMTP servers that have been
confirmed to permit third-party relay. These servers
permit spammers to connect to them from anywhere in the
world, usually from a modem connection, and then forward
the Spam to its intended victims. It also tracks networks
that prevent ORBS from verifying whether or not their SMTP
servers continue to permit third-party relay. |
| Abuse.net |
The
Network Abuse Clearinghouse is intended to help the
Internet community to report and control network abuse and
abusive users. Since
the best place to report abusive activity varies from one
system to another, we're trying to keep a master database
of reporting addresses for users throughout the net to
use. |
| Sam
Spade |
Sam
Spade is an excellent organization that tracks every morsel
of information about a domain or ISP. If you want to find
out where something is coming from, this .org can tell you
more than you knew possible. |
| CAUCE |
The
Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial Email,
CAUCE, is a group of
Internet users who are fed up with spam and have formed a
coalition whose purpose is to amend 47 USC 227, the
section of U.S. law that bans junk
faxing, so that it will cover electronic mail as well. |
| MAPS |
MAPS,
LLC -- the Mail Abuse Prevention System. They are a
California nonprofit company whose goal is to stop the
Internet's e-mail system from being abused by spammers.
Their principal means of doing this is by educating and
encouraging ISP's to enforce strong terms and conditions
prohibiting their customers from engaging in abusive
e-mail practices. |
| UXN |
"Since
the original ARPAnet the written rules of the Internet
community have required that we each refrain from
intentionally annoying other Internet citizens." -
Paul Vixie |
| Spamhaus |
Welcome
to The Spamhaus Project. This database tracks Spam Support
Services, and lists the ISPs who knowingly keep organized
spamming alive by hosting spamware and
"we-stealth-bulk-for-you" spam services on their
networks. Every day the sites listed in this database con
more people into spamming, worsening the problem for
millions of Internet users. |
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