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[Peter Tomlinson]

 From Out-Law this morning an article about the flaws in using IP 
addresses to identify miscreants, in the legal cae reported it was about 
copyright infringers.

http://www.out-law.com/en/articles/2012/march/o2-disclosure-ruling-could-impact-on-workings-of-imminent-new-anti-piracy-code-campaigners-say/

"A High Court judge has laid out flaws in using internet protocol (IP) 
addresses to identify alleged copyright infringers which should have 
"ramifications" for how imminent new anti-piracy rules operate, a 
campaign group has said."

Peter

On 29/03/2012 19:45, Stephen Early wrote:
> In article<op.wbvntr2oc3r7hz at thedell>  you write:
>> My posts to UKCrypto are occasionally being bounced.  The apparently
>> offending IP address is 46.183.10.85 but that's not showing up on, for eg,
>> http://www.mxtoolbox.com/SuperTool.aspx?action=blacklist%3a46.183.10.85 so
>> I guess it's on a personal blocklist?
> That particular mail server was on chiark's blacklist because it sent
> mail to a bait address, most recently on 20th March.  I have removed
> it.
>
> Stephen Early
> UKcrypto mailing list administrator
>
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