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> The problem of identifying if a new IP is used for spam is not easy to solve. How is it not easy to check a reputation database for domains when evaluating a
by bhauer 4y ago
> The problem of identifying if a new IP is used for spam is not easy to solve.
How is it not easy to check a reputation database for domains when evaluating a mail server?
Using DKIM records, Google could cross-reference the reputation for the sending domain and, where applicable, recognize that the domain in question has never been malicious or negligent. And in that case, extend a probationary reputation sufficient to allow the IP to establish its own new reputation.
- YetAnotherNick 4y agoNew IP means it is new and not part of any database.
- bhauer 4y agoI'll quote myself: > How is it not easy to check a reputation database for domains when evaluating a mail server? The point I'm making in this thread is that they have the ability to maintain a database of domains that have been proven to be trustworthy. I am not talking about a database of IP addresses, and I am not sure why that is being raised here.