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Title : Distributed Black/White Lists
Author(s) : A. Newton, Y. Shafranovich
Filename : draft-newton-shafranovich-distributed-blacklists-00.txt
Pages : 17
Date : 2005-2-14
Many traditional, centrally-managed blacklists and whitelists
describe Internet end-points by characteristics such as connectivity
type or network function, and these characteristics are often used to
infer behavior from which authorization is derived. However, it is
often the case that connectivity type or network function are not
related to good or bad behavior. This document describes a means of
creating blacklists and whitelists representative of Internet
end-points based on observed behavior by many participants in a
distributed monitoring network. The authors hope that distributed
lists will mitigate some of the problems associated with existing
centrally managed lists. While the concept, architecture, and data
model are general enough to be applied to any type of network
service, the authors of this document are specifically addressing the
problem of spam in blogs.
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