A question of due diligence....

[Owen Blacker]

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David_Biggins@usermgmt.com:
> 
> 	"2) do a reverse DNS lookup and bounce anyone from eg .iq Unless
> they don't have reverse DNS or use anonymisers (curse the pesky
> evil-doers!) 
> 
> 	"Neither of these are what I'd call due diligence. Anyone got
> any ideas/experience in this area? 

I believe this* is all that MIT use to prevent felonious downloads of PGP
(which is, of course, similarly embargoed), if that helps?


O x

* I've a feeling they actually whois the requesting IP and see
  to what country it's assigned, or something.
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Owen Blacker
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