Network & services

Not on spam or malware blocklists

Databases, remote access and other services reachable from the internet; blocklist status.

Why it matters

Mail from a listed address is rejected or lands in spam, and a listing usually means the server was compromised or abused.

How to fix it

Involved · may take days
  1. Check the server for malware, compromised accounts and open mail relays.
  2. Fix the cause, then request delisting on each blocklist's website.

How we test it

The check runs from the public internet as part of every scan, read-only and without touching your data. If it fails, your report shows the evidence that proves it - the record, header, file or banner we observed - together with the fix above, tailored to the issue we found.

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