[snippety][snippety] One thing that might be very useful is for every email coming through that is scanned, to log not only the spam level (which is already done with amavisd-new, and I would assume for those using spamd) but the previous hop of the SMTP servers that email traversed.
Altho not thru SA, I created a set of programs that scan my qmail queue for doublebounces & whatnot, scan the headers of normal messages and/or doublebounces & log the IP addresses into a postgresql database.
Other programs can scan this database & spit out an /etc/tcp.smtp file based on this to block spams at the SMTP level...
Dunno how well it would fit for you, but it might be a start...
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