Re: [Pearg] Proposed virtual interim on IP address privacy

Fernando Gont <fgont@si6networks.com> Fri, 13 November 2020 20:08 UTC

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Subject: Re: [Pearg] Proposed virtual interim on IP address privacy
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Hi, Chris,

Some of us have done some work in this area. For example:

* RFC7707
* RFC7721
* RFC7217
* RFC8064
* draft-ietf-6man-rfc4941bis

That said, my comments and questions are:

* I'd be interested in attending

* Is this a meeting to simply to discuss the topic, or do you have any 
proposed work in mind? (if so, what, specifically?  Or is possible 
future work up for discussion?)

* I don't know if the work referenced above is in-topic and of interest. 
If it is, and you think it would make sense to do a presentation to 
provide an overview, I'd be happy to.

Thanks!

Regards,
Fernando




On 13/11/20 14:23, Christopher Wood wrote:
> The PEARG chairs would like to propose a virtual interim on the topic of IP address privacy.
> 
> IP address uses:
> - Spam, abuse, fraud, DoS protection
> - Geo IP
> - Ad targeting
> - ... others?
> 
> Privacy attacks:
> - IP re-identification
> - IP-based fingerprinting
> 
> IP hiding or blindness:
> - VPNs (and related technologies like Firefox Private Network)
> - Willful IP Blindness (https://github.com/bslassey/ip-blindness)
> 
> The format of this would be presentation-based, though we might turn it into a workshop of sorts if folks think that would be more useful.
> 
> We are aiming for some time in early December or January. We'd like to hear from folks here if they'd be interested in attending such an interim, and if so, whether they'd like to contribute to the agenda. Of course, suggestions to alter the agenda are also welcome!
> 
> Best,
> Chris, on behalf of the chairs
> 


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