Comparison of DNS blacklists

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The following table lists technical information for a number of DNS blacklists.

Video Comparison of DNS blacklists

"Collateral Listings" - Deliberately listing non-offending IP addresses, in order to coerce ISPs to take action against spammers under their control.

"Notifies upon listing" - Warns the owner of the IP/Domain when they list an IP. (so owners can take action to fix the problem)

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Blacklist Checker queries the major DNS Blacklists for specific IP address and returns whether it is listed for any malicious activities.
RBL Check, RBL Check, Multiple & Real-Time
Blacklists Compared, weekly reports since July 2001 (no new reports since 13 September 2014)
Intra2net Blacklist Monitor, tracking more than 40 blacklists and giving weekly reports on hits and false positives
Instant Multiple DNSBL Check Test, Open-to-use, Multiple DNSBL Check Test
Multi-RBL Checking Tool, Multi-RBL Checker Tool (Check to see if your IP is showing up one or more RBLs)
RBLTracker DNSBL Monitoring, Automated, Real-Time Black List Monitoring Service.
SpamAssassin rule statistics, SpamAassassin's rule ham/spam ratios over time.
List of all RBLs, Information about all existing blacklists including discontinued blacklists.
Mail Server Blacklist Monitor, Blacklist monitoring service checking 150 blacklists, can be used freely.
Barracuda Central, Devoted to sharing information with Barracuda Networks customers and the Internet security community.
WebIron, Dedicated to advanced bot network detection, tracking, blocking and eradication through cleanup and reporting.
WebSitePulse. Real-time monitoring service ensures the IP a mail server has not fallen into one of the major DNSBL blacklists.
INPS Comparison of DNS blacklists and whitelists including spam hits, non-spam hits and error rates.

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