Allowlisting: Exception Handling for Blocked TLDs
In this article, we discuss how to deal with blocklisting exception cases by using selective allowlisting to complement generalized blocklisting as part of an incident response.
https://interisle.substack.com/p/allowlisting-exception-handling-for
Is there anything public available on which IPs will be able to get certs? I mean, obviously private/reserved ranges won't be available, but how about all those "cloud" services that rent IPs by the hour (or second)? Is it expected to be "normal" that someone could release an IP back into a pool and yet still have a valid certificate for almost-a-week, or will Let's Encrypt certificates only be available for IPs that are slightly less ephemeral?
Sistema de whitelist e liberação:
1. Entre no discord
2. Leia as regras da cidade
3. Realize a whitelist no canal #Allowlist
4. Clique em INICIAR ALLOWLIST e incira o seu ID Em seguida, responda as perguntas. Se acertar, você será aprovado e poderá conferir em #Resutados
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As it is the Fedi is (still) actively hostile to women and BIPOC. Good people leave because harassment and block evasion are too easy and moderation insufficient on most large servers or nonexistent in small ones.
Maybe a large number of better moderated servers should switch to an allowlist model and better reply controls (on who gets to reply to posts). On top of that, using shared blocklists if some of the allowed servers misbehave.
It will break the fediverse as we know it, but that's not a bad thing as it's already broken by abusers. Most large instances will likely not be on allowlists as they're geared from growth, not community safety.
I am a #Remote #volunteer #HighSchool #ComputerScience #teacher. I have volunteered in several #US states. And it's been my experience that schools don't have a #BlockList; they have an #AllowList.
This should not surprise anyone. There is not an inclusive list of all age-inapproprate sites on the internet. It's orders of magnitude easier to only allow sites that faculty specifically request.
My experience as a parent backs this up. When our kids were teenagers, my ex tried to filter the internet. The teens started using the neighbors' wifi.
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Willing to cut a deal. . .
Mima-samafedi.tax has federated with. Pretty nice way to bootstrap an #allowlist instance tbh ​​
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