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A spam block list is basically a list of domain names which have been used to send spam or to spread malware.
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The domain name will be resolved into an IP address and after that the IP address will be looked up:
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A spam block list is checked by resolving the domain name of an email address into an IP address
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and looking up the IP address with a DNS request:
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example@gmail.com ->
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172.217.168.229
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DNS lookup 229.168.217.172.zen.spamhaus.org ->
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127.0.0.2: spam
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not found: not spam
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NXDOMAIN: not spam
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```
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NXDOMAIN = no such domain
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For more information, please see [this article](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Name_System-based_blackhole_list).
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FairEmail currently uses the following block lists:
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