R: R: [jdev] about spim techniques

[Sander Devrieze]

Op zaterdag 27 augustus 2005 11:20, schreef Trejkaz:
> On Sat, 27 Aug 2005 19:05, Roberto Della Pasqua wrote:
> > >Sure.  It will definitely stop people spamming from countries where
> >
> > spamming is illegal, by moving them all to countries >where it isn't.
> >
> > Using blacklisted domains inside servers can work very well considering
> > the auth procedure.
>
> The problem with blacklisting is that it assumes all new servers are
> innocent. A spammer gets to run amok until they're caught, and then change
> hostnames.
>
> A combination of whitelisting and blacklisting would be more effective.
> Server admins apply to a central authority (e.g. the JSF) to get on the
> whitelist.

As I explained in another post in this thread, a whitelisted server also can 
be a server that has a valid signature/certificate from the JSF

> The application process must not discriminate, but must take 
> some time, so that it discourages repeated applications.

I agree.

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