Re: Blacklisting: obvious P2P app

2003-09-24 Thread Damian Gerow
Thus spake David Schwartz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [24/09/03 17:39]: > If anyone who attempts to distribute such a list is DoSed to oblivion, > people will stop being willing to distribute such a list. Yes, spam is an > economic activity, but spammers may engage in long-term planning. You can't >

RE: Blacklisting: obvious P2P app

2003-09-24 Thread Vadim Antonov
On Wed, 24 Sep 2003, David Schwartz wrote: > > > > Each mailserver could keep a cryptographically verified list, the > > list is distributed via some P2P mechanism, and DoS directed at the > > 'source' of the service only interrupts updates, and only does so until > > the source slips an up

RE: Blacklisting: obvious P2P app

2003-09-24 Thread David Schwartz
> Each mailserver could keep a cryptographically verified list, the > list is distributed via some P2P mechanism, and DoS directed at the > 'source' of the service only interrupts updates, and only does so until > the source slips an updated copy of the list to a few peers, and then > the upd