Hi,
On Tue, May 07, 2024 at 11:37:10AM +0200, Markus de Brün wrote:
> Brian is willing to accept his nomination. Tobias and I are happy to
> continue to work with him. It would be great to hear from you if you support
> Brian as well.
Support!
(I could add more words of praise and embarrass
st 2002) via
the DB entry, and I'm assured it still works that way.
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eir time in rolling out IPv6... so maybe a bit more patience will
get you there.
(This said, sending mails over IPv6 is a bit of hit and miss anyway,
with Google inventing new requirements on IPv6 connections that are
not there for IPv4...)
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Hi,
On Fri, Jan 19, 2024 at 09:42:08AM +, Carlos Friaças wrote:
> On Fri, 19 Jan 2024, Gert Doering wrote:
>
> > So there is LIR contact data in the RIPE DB which is not properly validated
> > - and that should certainly be brought to the NCC's attention, and fixed.
>
oys, without spurring
anyone into corrective action.
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r played any role in authorizing route announcements here (not
even fax).
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Hi,
On Thu, Jan 18, 2024 at 04:04:03AM +, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
> If the database is filled with nonsensical information that anyone can hand
> in and get themselves a large netblock there isn???t much point to the entire
> exercise.
This claim has, as usual, no bas
set bad examples.
> What format do you propose be used?
Anything open. PDF, or plain text.
It's not like we're going to edit that .doc document...
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ve a comment... and that is "can we have this in a reasonable and
nonproprietary format, not known as a transport for viruses of all sorts"?
We *do* train people to not klick on random attachments in e-mail.
thanks,
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than "the mail is delivered just fine, but then ignored"
- nothing in these proposals will force the receiver to deal with the mail
properly, so getting abounce actually sends a clear signal "please just
block this target network" instead of raising hopes.
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atter how often this is re-started.
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your proposal magically achieve that? no.
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naming this an "extra charge" *without* being very clear that it's not
going to change the overall budget (= by implication, the individual
charges on model A, B, C, D need to become lower) does, indeed,
suggest that it will be "more expensive".
*sigh*
Time for retirement,
Gert Doer
might cost money at some point" in your contracts - and in that
case, the extra costs directly go to the end customers wanting the ASN.
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fund all the toys,
so drama").
Politics and smoke filled rooms at its best.
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im "looks unused" ASNs. Guess how
I know.
"Here's my 50 bucks, I claim I need this for another year" is so much
less lifetime wasted on all sides.
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Hi,
On Wed, Nov 01, 2023 at 07:44:45PM +0100, U.Mutlu wrote:
> Thank you for your interesting analysis.
>
> Is then RIPE not a "partner in crime" for such criminal companies?
"RIPE" is the community, all of us, including you.
So yes. But not the
d explain a
> fraction
> of them.
Unfortunately the RIPE members at the last general meeting still preferred
to have ASNs free of charge... this would have helped at least get them back,
without spending NCC people's lifetime in chasing them.
But what do I know...
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ing! better than
nothing!". No, something needs to be provably *effective* before being
*forced* on everybody.
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munity did not like - added bureaucracy with no
provable gain.
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ached is judged
by the WG chairs, and sometimes this is a very tough job (if there have
been lengthy and heated discussions on some side aspects, for example).
For RIPE's address policy WG, I used to point at RFC7282, which describes
the goals for "IETF consensus" (https://datatracker.ietf.
changing the
implementation easier, as it's "just one place" - but in the end,
"it needs to be done" which was the point I tried to make ;-) )
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ly returns one abuse e-mail),
but that's implementation
$ whois 195.30.0.1
% Abuse contact for '195.30.0.0 - 195.30.0.255' is 'ab...@space.net'
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attribute)
This... so, what would you suggest?
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pecific query. Or
> reference it separately with a "sec-c:" attribute.
Agree, this would be one of the options.
But then, what is admin-c: and tech-c: intended to be used for, today?
(Expecting no answers, just pointing out that there is lack of clear
understanding)
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ident reporting (which might warrant a similarily fast
reaction, but from a different team).
So, no clear answer, just seconding that we might need to do a bit of
work here.
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with
cookie banners, insanely big graphics, and weird scrolling stuff - but
I guess most web developers would not agree to that)
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ndling, getting ISPs on-board, etc.,
which helps a lot in these discussions.
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Hi,
On Thu, Jan 20, 2022 at 10:04:21AM +, Brian Nisbet wrote:
> What we are now proposing is that this person is introduced to
> the WG as a potential Co-Chair (likely with a term technically
> starting at RIPE 83) and the WG can either accept them or not. This
> is your choice, of course.
eering to write something - sorry, already too many
competing voluntary projects)
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>
> There was a transient network fault on the path to the mail server.
I have seen this one ("transient network fault") as well.
Sounds like an over-eager script to me.
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s why uceprotect is listed there, not because "RIPE endorses it".
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G chairs had quite a difficult task on their hands, and
the summary is very detailed and I find it well representing the voices
I can remember (thanks!). If you feel misrepresented, you can always
point out where you spoke up otherwise - everything is archived.
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Could you please let me know your IP ranges so I can block them at our
borders?
We are not interested in communicating with networks that knowingly permit
abuse coming from their customers.
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On Mon, May 11, 2020 at 10:46:51AM -0700, Randy Bush wrote:
> > If this is about "do you want a mail address or a web form for
> > reporting abuse?", no, routing and networking people do not really
> > care much.
>
> depends. will the bikeshed be magenta?
magenta bikesheds are only
rking
people are most highly affected.
If this is about "do you want a mail address or a web form for reporting
abuse?", no, routing and networking people do not really care much.
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uch cases.
There is no voting.
It's either "there is sufficient support and counterarguments have been
adequately addressed" or "no consensus, rewrite or withdraw".
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are the Terms and Conditions for the RIPE NCC association.
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, I'll stop now
GDPR is not ok with spamming people's personal mail addresses for a
NCC board voting campaign, though.
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ons if
they do not behave in a way that corresponds with these people's idea of
"not abusive", while no community has ever been able to come up with a
conclusive decision on what considers "abuse"...
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sides - and [as I've said before...] you don't get orgs that do not care
to magically expend resources on abuse handling by introducing more
mailbox verification procedures.
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handle abuse reports, they do so today already
(and if they mess up their mail reception, the NCC will check this today
already, and let them know).
If people *do not want* to handle abuse reports, this proposal will not
make them.
Failing the stated mission, abandon.
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the automatic de-registering of the IP address/resources, and the immediate
> sale of that IPv4 address/space to the highest bidder.
And *this* is exactly why this proposal is the beginning of a slippery
slope that leads to "no way!" land.
Mail system misconfigurations happen, even for the
box would be bouncing for 10+ years is
unlikely to happen in RIPE land.
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Hi,
On Tue, Apr 28, 2020 at 08:27:32PM +0100, Nick Hilliard wrote:
> The proposal needs to be abandoned.
Yep.
gert
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but you imply "I want
the RIPE *NCC* do something".
Different bodies.
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you trust
and that are willing to do the job.
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encompassing legitimate business but also abusers who have become part
> of that community.
Since I am opposing the proposal on the table, this statement seems to
make me an "abuser". Right?
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is always interesting. Not
> you Randy but many other posters in this thread.
I do receive mail to ab...@space.net and ensure that it's being worked on.
Just this morning I clicked a RIPE abuse-c: mail address verification URL...
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gt; abuse reports" is to add clarity at a high level.
Works for me.
Mine is "absence signals disinterest", while yours is "explicitly stating
disinterest", which is indeed a much clearer signal that can not be
confused with "oh, we never came around to register an abuse-c
o I think the balance is hugely positive.
Nobody has been able to demonstrate why it would have a positive effect
at all. So how can the balance be "hugely positive"?
E-Mail addresses *are* validated today. Just not in an as labour-intensive
way on the receipient like the proposers wan
ight thing today* (with extra verification hoops)
should be balanced against "will it change the situation wrt orgs that
do not care".
And I think the balance is negative - extra work for the good guys, and
no relevant incentive for the bad guys to actually *act on* their ab
; any network infrastructure. If this is not the case, what's the purpose
> of a registry then?
"a known contact" and "an *abuse-handling* contact" is not the same thing.
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Hi,
On Tue, Jan 14, 2020 at 03:10:53AM -0700, Fi Shing wrote:
> weak imbeciles such as those on this list.
Wow. That's a new one on my list of things I've been called.
So thankful.
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tor responsibility is to deal with
> abuse cases, but happy to follow what we all decide.
I do think that an operator should handle abuse reports (and we do),
but *this* is not a suitable vehicle to *make him*.
And if it's not going to have the desired effect, do not waste time
Hi,
On Tue, Jan 14, 2020 at 10:38:28AM +0100, Gert Doering wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 14, 2020 at 10:36:10AM +0100, JORDI PALET MARTINEZ via
> anti-abuse-wg wrote:
> > So it is not just easier to ask the abuse-c mailboxes that don't want to
> > process to setup an autoresponde
This is an automated convirmation that you reached the correct abuse-c
> mailbox, but we don't process abuse cases, so your reports will be discarded."
I would support that.
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which they can acknowledge the reports - only to then
> delete those reports without doing anything.
>
> It creates hope for reporters and wastes the RIPE NCC's and the
> reporters' resources by forcing unwilling organizations to spend
> cycles on unproductive activity.
This.
Gert Doering
validate it?
IRR data is authenticated by registry data in RIPE land, if the resource
holder chooses so. Short story.
So, nobody can create routes for, say, my address space unless I
authorize that.
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h a ???we are not the internet
> police??? position.
On everything registry-related, the NCC does huge amounts of due dilligence.
This has nothing to do whatsoever with *routing* police'ing, though.
Gert Doering
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increase the workload for
people handling abuse mailbox, for questionable results.
The general idea fails the most basic test "will it have a positiv effect,
or will it just cause extra hurdles for those that already do the right
thing".
So, I do not agree with this proposal.
Gert Doering
have more paperwork!" please take
> > a step back and explain a) what is wrong with the current validation
> > process, and b) why this proposal would improve this.
> > Gert Doering
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> because, IRL (in real life) things do not remain &qu
on
process, and b) why this proposal would improve this.
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hit review
phase (since it's the proposer's decision, this is to be expected),
and I consider them to be not sufficiently addressed yet.
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Hi,
it's nice how you can decide on your own how the (very real) extra costs
incurred to *15.000+* LIR abuse desks plus the RIPE NCC are "negilible",
claiming that the (unfounded) saving on the costs on the side of abuse
reporters would outweigh that.
Please back with actual numb
Hi,
indeed, and this is why we should just not go there.
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Hi,
you are comparing the claimed cost savings on the side of the reporters
with the very real extra costs incurred on the side of the abuse handlers.
You can't do that, and come up with a positive result.
(Well, you can, but that approach is very one-side and flawed at that)
Gert Doering
Hi,
the whole point of your policy is the underlying assumption that people
are *not* acting in good faith, so why all of a sudden assume they are?
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you cannot know if someone complies with the policy in good faith or not.
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d be any different in the
second half of 2019.
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n the least with the case you bring forward.
If someone is fraudulently heaping up LIRs but has a nicely responsive
abuse desk (and individual mails for each LIR) - how is "have all the
other LIRs do more work" going to help in this case?
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f human lifetime on your challenge.
And *that* can be nicely outsourced.
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hopefully.
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>
> > We do have abuse-mailbox verification, and we do have ARCs.
> >
> > Why do we need more process?
>
> We might not need more processes, but hopefully improved processes :-)
There is no indication that the complications Jordi is proposing are
an actual improve
faute de mieux..
Let's just close down all LIRs.
It will do away with all abuse coming from LIRs.
No?
That's about the level of "why would this proposal help" that you
are argueing on.
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t the correct communication style on plattform two.
(And be careful with "Internet planet", because *that* planet has had
a given quoting and communication style, long before you youngfolks came
on board and started being impolite and ignorant)
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> is the very last assumption you must base your policies on, let alone mailing
> list arguments.
And this proposal helps with this "major crime and corruption problem"
in exactly *which* way?
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do" = "follow local customs"
And Outlook *can* do that.
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on fixing abuse in their network*.
Your proposal steals life time from these guys, while not helping at
all with folks that just ignore mails sent to their (working and
verified!) abuse mail address.
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from this continuos abuse of my eyes!)
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round 4.5%.
But this means the existing efforts from the RIPE NCC are showing an
effect, and we do *NOT NEED* a new policy with lots of extra complications.
We do have abuse-mailbox verification, and we do have ARCs.
Why do we need more process?
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Hi,
On Thu, May 16, 2019 at 04:53:25PM +0200, Gert Doering wrote:
> This will encourage me to build a robot that monitors our abuse mailbox
> and clicks on everything that comes in.
In case this was not obvious: I oppose this policy proposal.
It will have no positive effect what
me to build a robot that monitors our abuse mailbox
and clicks on everything that comes in.
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quot;plonk" is the sound an e-mail address makes when it's landing on
a blacklist.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plonk_(Usenet)
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inside your network.
> You, in your childish innocence (ignorance) wants to complain to a
> network provider and you refuse that the network provider sends your
> complaint to the service provider.
Maybe you need to upgrade your knowledge on what Hetzner actually does?
Gert Doering
priate
jurisdiction, it consists a valid requirement for IPv4 space.
The RIPE NCC can not and MUST NOT decide what is "appropriate" use
of IP address space. There is laws and courts to do that (and if a
LIR is convicted of criminal activity, they will be closed down).
But you know all thi
meone configures their router correctly
cannot construct a liability for the NCC.
Now, if the NCC neglects to secure their *registry*, and people can
use this neglect to attack others, this might be a valid case to bring
forward...
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not in this proposal). mce_style="font-size: 12pt;" style="">
HTML-mails, top posted, on a mailing list that has a different mail
style. Very impolite and unconsiderate.
But anyway: the point that Randy is making that this policy is neither
common sense, nor effecti
t to install proper as-path filters.
Private ASes should *never* be expected from a downstream session.
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ing a given style, just ignoring
local conventions and doing your personal preference is unconsiderate and
rude".
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And please follow accepted quoting style of the forum you're participating.
Single top posts in a civilized debate are so highly unconsiderate that
it should be sanctioned in itself.
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g the wrong crowd. A few willing Tier1 ISPs would have way
more effect than all policies we do in RIPE land against a rogue ISP that
might not even *be* a RIPE member (or a member of any LIR).
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Hi,
On Mon, Apr 01, 2019 at 03:29:16PM +, Ángel González Berdasco wrote:
> Gert Doering writes:
> > On Sun, Mar 31, 2019 at 01:54:42PM -0700, Ronald F. Guilmette wrote:
> > > To say that any such funds now being paid to RIPE are "tainted" would be a
>
Hi,
On Mon, Apr 01, 2019 at 04:01:53PM +0200, Nick Hilliard wrote:
> Let's start with political dissent
Now, I disagree on this. Disagreeing with the voice of reason in the
anti-abuse WG should certainly be reason for public flogging, and possibly
instant LIR closure.
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lk about, i.e. the rather inconvenient fact that RIPE, due
> to its intransigent lethargy, is quite apparently doing business, even
> as we speak, with known and well-identified cyber-criminals.
So, your local supermarket is also not allowed to sell anything to
a convicted criminal?
Sorry, th
it ISPs to strengthen the message "we want *you* to filter
your customer BGP sessions, because that's the proper way to run a network!".
Sometimes just agreeing on a written-down message already helps on other
fronts.
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a contract.
B does something C does not like (but which is legal).
Why should that affect A?
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the formal document
https://www.ripe.net/publications/docs/ripe-710
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times and possibly easier to sort out language misunderstandings - but at
least for APWG, only statements on the list are considered relevant wrt
RIPE policy making.
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