A Year of SpamRankings.net: Medical Organizations
Peer rankings help keep medical organizations clean of spam. This is a follow-up to an earlier article: The Big Medical Drop in SpamRankings.net
John S. Quarterman
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The Big Medical Drop in SpamRankings.net
Preliminary confirmation for outbound spam reputational rankings.
ASN Ranking Correlations Between Spam Blocklists
Comparing ASN rankings by spam volume from two different data sources, CBL and PSBL (with a side trip to the University of Texas Computer Science Department), indicates there is enough correlation to have confidence in the rankings.
Internet Reputation Experiments for Better Security
Last week we published a proposal for new organizational layers in order to be more effective in fighting spam. In this article we describe planned experiments to determine the effects of outbound spam reputation on Internet organizations.
Internet Cloud Layers for Economic Incentives for Internet Security
Following up from an earlier article on RIPE Labs, we now present 3 new Internet organizational layers to provide economic incentives to cooperate more on improving Internet security. What is needed is better coordination and motivation through reputational and financial incentives.
Economic Incentives for Cooperation to Fight Spam
Around 90% of all email is spam, and the situation is not getting better. The IIAR project at the University of Texas is building econometric models for economic incentives for Internet email providers, so that they can better prevent and deal with spam and botnets.
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