🚫 GBUDB
How the GBUDB truncate zone scores IPs over time and what it takes to recover a damaged reputation.
IP Blocklist (RBL)
truncate.gbudb.net
ℹ️ About This Blocklist
GBUDB scores IPs on long-running behaviour rather than individual incidents. The "truncate" zone is the high-confidence slice: IPs whose score has stayed bad for long enough that GBUDB recommends rejecting them outright.
What a Listing Means
GBUDB's rolling score for this IP has stayed in the bad range. It reflects months of sending pattern, not a single complaint.
🔢 DNSBL Return Codes
When listed, the DNSBL returns one of these 127.x.x.x addresses. The specific code indicates the reason for the listing.
| Return IP | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 127.0.0.2 | Listed in the GBUDB truncate zone (sustained bad reputation) |
⏳ How Listings Clear
There is no removal form. GBUDB scores recover on their own once the sending pattern cleans up: keep the IP quiet and the score drifts back. If you believe the score is wrong, raise it with the operator (ARM Research Labs, [email protected]).
GBUDB lookup / info ↗📚 Official Documentation
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