Barracuda update

June 19, 2019

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The Barracuda twitter account has been very helpful and responsive to the issue. A few hours ago they tweeted that the problem should have been fixed.

1) Hi all, sorry to take so long to get the info. First, there was a routine transient spike in blacklisted IPs as part of the threat analysis process. It normally goes unnoticed. However in this case…
— Barracuda Networks (@barracuda) June 19, 2019

2) There was a separate independent issue with the delisting process, so the blacklisted IPs stayed blacklisted until that was resolved last night. They were all cleared and any new IP removal requests …
— Barracuda Networks (@barracuda) June 19, 2019

3) to intent@barracuda.com will be processed expeditiously. I apologize for the issue, and if you are still having any trouble w/this please email intent and let me know if you do not get prompt service. ^cb
— Barracuda Networks (@barracuda) June 19, 2019

Reports are that listings are resolving and things are getting back to normal. Folks are getting responses to emails to the address provided by Barracuda.

250OK confirms that they’ve seen more than 50% of the Barracuda listings drop off:

https://250ok.com/email-deliverability/barracuda-lists-18000-more-ips-than-the-daily-average-over-one-week/

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