server.com é seguro?

Running spam operations for up to two+ months on the same IPs within network range ***** (IPs ***** to 198.143.191.254). As of August 2014, is now running first in the world as the top recipient of spam reports of spamcop users (one of the top two in the world since January 2014, see redblade7's comment): ***** (the bottom of the page lists server.com as the top recipient of world of spamcop spam reports) larissa.server.com running on IPs in the network range ***** (IPs ***** to 198.143.191.254) is run by Singlehop, Inc ***** (Singlehop, Inc running network range ***** ) ***** (the ***** report) The registrar of server.com is ***** http://network-tools.com/default.asp?prog=whois&host=server.com (the registrar of server.com is godaddy.com) Reports of spam may be made to godaddy.com: ***** Malware on IPs ***** to 198.143.191.254: ***** Check the IP of the spam email here for spam sending trojan: *****

DSHIELD. High Risk Domain re: ***** DNS: ***** BEFORE requesting me to remove my ratings and comment ensure the domain has been removed from the source: *****

On average, GoDaddy has a small fraction of its registered domains being spammed every day. (5.83% - 318 of 5459 every 5 days back in September). In November 2011, this crept up to 9.5% - 523 of 5502. Because it is the largest in the market, this fraction translates into about 700 violations of their terms of service every week. GoDaddy should create and monitor their own spam-trap and get proactive in managing this spam outbreak now that it has risen. They should work cooperatively with spam research companies to fix their problem. Since these disposable domains can live within a 3-day or 2-day window, rapid action is required to send these miscreants away.