We have disabled the SORBS black list, as we’ve been getting a lot of reports of it being overly aggressive lately.  Those of you who have been having issues with SORBS blocking mail to your users should see that behavior stop immediately.

We have decided to reject RBL messages before the SMTP greeting, in an effort to reduce system load.  We are noticing a higher than usual amount of dictionary attacks which seem to be causing our concurrent connection limits to be exceeded.  What this means for you is that there will no longer be RBL messages included in the traffic reports for your domains, and you will see a significant drop in message counts.

If you have any questions, feel free to drop a line to support@easyantispam.com