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"william(at)elan.net" writes:
On Wed, 7 Dec 2005, Seth Breidbart wrote:
Suppose someone implemented a list which for any IP address returned
127.0.x.y, where x.y mapped into how spammy the list maintainer
thought the IP address was. It could be used as both a whitelist ("if
the score is low, accept") and blocklist ("if the score is high,
reject") as well as for other purposes ("if the score is low but not
low enough for auto-accept, subtract 2 from the SpamAssassin score; if
it's high but not too high, add 2; if the list says the IP emits much
but not all spam, run these extra checks").
Do please pick a name. I've been working on prototype (actually two of
them) for system similar to described above ('spamness' determined based
on presense of ips in ipblock in multiple blacklists).
Many commercial firms seem to call them "reputation services". That's
a very nebulous PR name though, a better technically-descriptive name
would be welcome.
for what it's worth, IADB is another one along those lines -- quite
long-standing at this stage.
http://www.isipp.com/iadb.php
- --j.
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