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DRBL stands for Distributed Realtime Black List. There was a MAPS RBL service
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in the Net, that perfectly worked for a long time. Unfortunately, MAPS LLC
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stops their public services by July 31, 2001, which in fact means the most
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effective anti-spam engine in the Net is dead.
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DRBL differs from MAPS RBL in it's distributed nature. Instead of a
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proprietary database controlled by certain people, DRBL offers every
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network to establish its own database and share it with colleagues.
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DRBL method of operation is similar to "old" RBL, but the main difference is
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(1) using many "local" databases instead of one centralized and
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(2) sharing information among them, so many other networks can make decisions
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whether some server is a junk generator and has to be banned, and ever do that
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automatically by getting and analyzing such information from different sources.
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WWW: http://www.drbl.ofisp.org/eng/
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