rue, the second should say "It has never been
necessary at all."
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richard Richard Clayton
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary
Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. Benjamin Franklin 11 No
thereby forming a view as to their legitimacy (or otherwise)
If lots of work is to be done on reverse lookups in IPv6 (which I would
argue is entirely self-defeating) then being able to do a reverse lookup
which returns "/48" or "/56" or whatever is, in my view, significantly
m
ever, logging
systems don't generally attempt to check that forward and reverse match,
and so there is significant risk of being misled by the wicked. Asking
the bad guy to tell you their name and not checking their answer is
never the most solid of approaches.
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richard
ng an interchange standard for DNS related
badness (with annotations to hint at how this badness might affect a
resolver) would seem better engineering and rather less dangerous.
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Dr Richard Clayton
Director, Cambridge Cybercrime Centremobile: +4
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In message <4ce1b830.5040...@necom830.hpcl.titech.ac.jp>, Masataka Ohta
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>I already gave an example of capital form of 'c' with cedille is
>often plain 'C' without cedille
That, as I understand it, is the convention in mainland France.
>and
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In message <4cf0289c.7080...@dougbarton.us>, Doug Barton
writes
>On 11/25/2010 09:52, Andrew Sullivan wrote:
>> It seems to me that those who don't like the document
>> aren't actually offering text that they'd like to see in the document.
>
>You may
if we don't build such a system where this information can be stored
for anyone to access for free then we're all going to end up paying
another set of brokers for the data needed to provide the granularity
measures our reputation systems must use
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Dr Richard Clayton
tion Systems are doing PTR lookups
>by policy
>For IDS are their expectations any different than log processors?
>and if IDS’s are taking decisions based on the content of PTR records what
>granularity do they need?
If they're making significant decisions based on PTR records
