It’s apparently Darkmailer2 month in Canada.
One company got a grip on it, and two got much worse,
in the
December 2012
for
Canada.
AS 7788 MAGMA-COMM,
bought in 2004
by
PRIMUS Telecommunications Group,
peaked in the second week and then got a grip on its darkmailer2 spamming.
AS 11342 PATHWAY
really gave
AS 32613 IWEB-AS a run for its money;
both seem to have a darkmailer2 problem.
Pathway went from 2,871 spam messages seen by CBL in November 2012
to 21,593,775 in December 2012:
that’s 7,521 times.
However, iWeb once again won the spam-spewing month in Canada!
Congratulations to the four dropouts, especially AS 16532 ASB2B2C, which Continue reading
Uganda-Telecom
and BASE Belgium for improving in the
Belgium from CBL data!
But what’s behind Brutele and Mobistar and Gateway getting worse at the end of the month?
And what about Teledis, which is worse over the whole month, but better at the end?
Turkey to the top of the spamming world in July 2012,
from both
India’s
AS 9829 BSNL-NIB – National Internet Backbone
Korea’s
AS 4766 KIXS-AS-KR – Korea Telecom
and
Vietnam’s
AS 7643 VNPT-AS-VN – Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications (VNPT).
Is there a pattern there?
National government-sponsored Internet backbones don’t clean up their
spam-spewing botnet act well?
Saudi Arabia and 
Turkey into the top of the 
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