[SpamAssassin Wiki] Updated: TrustNetNotes

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   Date: 2004-09-16T02:17:21
   Editor: MalteStretz <ms...@apache.org>
   Wiki: SpamAssassin Wiki
   Page: TrustNetNotes
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/TrustNetNotes

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 Current ideas:
 
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 == PGP ==
 
  * Use PGP to try to find a trustpath.
  * Checking the direct trust should be relatively simple if one has access to the user's keyring. But what about server side filtering?
  * Is it feasible to query servers for an indrirect trust path, too?  What's the overhead?
 
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 == FOAF ==
 
  * How can we incorporate [http://www.foaf-project.org/ FOAF]?  Querying the website each time has quite some overhead, some caching is needed.
  * How to access?  XML-RPC or some DNSDB gateway?  (Have you noticed that DNS gets abused for quite some things?)
 
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 == Web-O-Trust ==
 
  * The [http://web-o-trust.org/ Web-O-Trust] project is relatively dead, maybe we can revitalize it.
  * It should be possible to implement the Web-O-Trust syntax in XML and put it into FOAF files.
 
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 == LOAF ==
 
  * I dont't like the idea at all, but [http://loaf.cantbedone.org/ LOAF] might be worth looking into, too.
 
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 == Geo info ==
 
  * [http://www.corante.com/many/archives/2004/03/19/loaf_social_email_filtering.php This] posting about LOAF made me think that it might be possible to use a website's published Geo information (how near am I geographically to the sender).
 
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 == Querying Addressbooks ==
 
  * I already implemented a [http://msquadrat.de/archive/04/03/22/01 quick hack] for to query my KAddressbook from KMail for qhitelisting.  What about querying LDAP servers?
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+== Social Networks ==
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+ * I guess quite some of them have some API available so it should be possible to write specific plugins for the services.  I'd prefer if they just published FOAF profiles though.