The 10 Worst Spam Countries A Report from Dotifi.com

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The World’s Worst Spam Enabling Countries

Spam is a global problem yet some countries do little to deter spammers from operating within their borders. These countries tend to have either weak or non-existent anti-spam laws. They become safe havens for spam operations and undermine global efforts to stop spam; even to the detriment of their own nation, networks and citizens.

Some ISPs within these countries are reluctant or outright refuse to take action without such a basis in law, even though most ISPs use “Acceptable Use Policy” (AUP) agreements which are enforced on a contractual basis. It seems that only when the world at large recognizes the poor reputation of these countries is any form of action taken.

This table shows the number of SBL listings per country including spam sources as well as hosting of spam services – websites, DNS, etc.

The 10 Worst Spam Countries
As of 07 October 2023 the world’s worst Spam Haven countries for enabling spamming are:
1
China Number of Current Live Spam Issues: 18757
2
United States of America Number of Current Live Spam Issues: 6568
3
Saudi Arabia Number of Current Live Spam Issues: 830
4
Mexico Number of Current Live Spam Issues: 814
5
India Number of Current Live Spam Issues: 758
6
Russian Federation Number of Current Live Spam Issues: 745
7
Dominican Republic Number of Current Live Spam Issues: 684
8
Japan Number of Current Live Spam Issues: 657
9
France Number of Current Live Spam Issues: 626
10
Turkey Number of Current Live Spam Issues: 570

BUT

According to the Spamhaus Project, the top ten spam countries in 2023 are:

  1. Russia
  2. China
  3. Nigeria
  4. India
  5. Brazil
  6. Vietnam
  7. Mexico
  8. Indonesia
  9. Pakistan
  10. Bangladesh

 

 

It is important to note that this list is based on the number of spam issues detected in each country, and does not necessarily reflect the number of spammers or the percentage of spam emails that originate from each country.

Here are some factors that may contribute to a country being ranked higher on the list:

  • A large internet user population
  • Weak laws or enforcement against spam
  • A low cost of living, making it more affordable for spammers to operate
  • A lack of awareness about spam among internet users

It is also important to note that spammers can easily spoof their IP addresses to make it appear as if they are sending spam from a different country. This can make it difficult to accurately track the source of spam.

Here are some tips for protecting yourself from spam:

  • Use a reputable email spam filter
  • Be careful about what information you share online
  • Avoid clicking on links or opening attachments from unknown senders
  • Keep your software up to date

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