Op za 05-06-2004, om 10:26 schreef Kjetil Kjernsmo: > On fredag 4. juni 2004, 03:24, s. keeling wrote: > > I'm sick of whitelisting. It doesn't work if you care about > > communicating with people you've never met. > > Me too. And I think that most absolutes, whether it is a single rule to > accept an e-mail or a single rule to reject is a Bad Thing[tm] > > But I'd like to plug a bug report of mine, FOAF-based whitelists: > http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3408 > > FOAF, Friend-of-a-Friend is meant to be used to mark up relationships, > and so, SpamAssassin could set a lower negative score to those you know > someone who knows, etc... If FOAF becomes as widespread as personal > homepages, it could be really useful. > > So, let me also plug another bug report of mine, let KAddressbook export > FOAF: > http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=72653 > > What about the privecy?
Good question! Well, I must admit I haven't thought so carefully about it, but I'm sure the hackers working on this have. For one thing, each and every one publish their own information, and in principle, a single hashed version of the trusted e-mail address should be sufficient for this to work, and that's not too bad... Best, Kjetil
