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Dan Oetting wrote:
The problem as I see it is that the
current blacklists are too slow to remove the blocks once the spamming
has been stopped so there is no reward for quickly cleaning up or
shutting down the infected PC.
If an XBL listing continued to cause significant problems more than a
couple hours of it being detected, there's something wrong at the
blockee's end. Eg, they didn't use the self-removal.
[Some servers undoubtably do zone transfers relatively infrequently, eg:
once per day, but at the 3 day point, it's not an XBL listing causing
the problem. Unless they didn't make use of the delisting capabilities.]
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