[Dxspider-support] Tons of russian spots

[Howard Leadmon]

   I agree Dan, but at the same time I think I like Dirk's idea of 
giving traffic a rating.   If it flows with the tag it's from a site 
with registration, it has one rating, and if it comes with an unknown 
node, or a site without registration, then it has a different rating.   
Allow the nodes to decide what they accept, and pass based on settings 
or filters.  I think of this like the issues here in the US with 
robocalls's and the carriers now forced to send calls with an 
attestation rating based the authenticity of the call.

  It may not totally solve the problem, but I think it will very much 
make a dent into the issue.


  Another possible help might be creating an RBL (Realtime Blackhole 
List) like email operations do to combat spam.   If the spots keep an IP 
as part of the message, it should be easy to take known offenders IP's 
and put them in this list that is used by any desired.   Then if desired 
an expiry timer could be set to remove it after some preset time.    
Again, maybe not perfect, but another way to combat the issue..


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Howard Leadmon - WB3FFV
PBW Communications, LLC
http://www.pbwcomm.com

On 9/6/2022 1:31 AM, Danilo Brelih via Dxspider-support wrote:
>
> > I have run registration since its inception during 9/11. I like the 
> idea of making it the default option. It takes little time to do.
>
> I agree but pork can enter the dx network from a system not called 
> DXSpider!
>
> 73 Dan S50U
>
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