So the zone file is cryptographically signed, so another sharer cannot change it? This would remove a single DOS target for spammers. But you have to transfer the whole zone file from peer to peer? > This seems like a perfect application for P2P technology; make rbldns or > rbldnsd trivial to configure locally, and distribute zone files over > cryptographically-secure P2P networks[1]. This eliminates the need for > resource-intensive static DOS targets and improves performance over > traditional external-DNS-call DNSBL lookups. Find a way to establish > trust without revealing the owner of a zone file and you make legal > challenges very difficult; if they can't find you, they can't sue you. > Hell, > > I have to credit the RIAA for being the biggest driver of personal > privacy technology. As long as they keep suing their customers, they'll > keep motivating privacy technology developers. Long-term, we win. > > -- Bob
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