I punt most phishing/fraud emails I receive through Cisco Spamcop. Out of 15 or so I received today, the phishing website appeared to be on Cloudflare. Spamcop reports that Cloudflare does not accept their reports, so those just go to /dev/null Gerry On 17 Sep 2026, at 15:35, Seth Mattinen via NANOG wrote:
Cloudflare has IP ranges all the way up on the Spamhaus DROP list. Cloudflare says they cannot control this.
172.70.206.0/23 (Spamhaus SBL687772) 512 addresses 172.70.214.0/23 (Spamhaus SBL687314) 512 addresses
Is Cloudflare in a "might makes right" position, or should someone be working to resolve the issues causing the SBL?
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