How do blocklists share intel across networks?

Blocklists share intelligence through formal partnerships and industry forums. **M3AAWG** provides structured information sharing among members. Direct relationships between operators enable rapid dissemination of emerging threat data.

Shared data includes: new spam source IPs, campaign fingerprints, malicious URL patterns, and compromised infrastructure indicators. When **Spamhaus** identifies a new botnet, that intelligence reaches other networks through these channels.

This sharing means reputation problems propagate quickly. A spam campaign detected by one network soon affects sender standing across multiple blocklists and MBPs. Conversely, building good reputation with one source can indirectly benefit standing elsewhere through positive reputation signals.