[Chapter-delegates] "Internet driving licenses" to prevent cyber war?

[Philip Smith]

All nice hypothetical ideas, but can anyone please explain how they'd be
implemented, technically.

Perhaps that demonstrates the naivety of the countries jumping on the
supporting bandwagon.

The Internet driving licence that is required more than any other is for
ISPs - demonstrate that you can set up a secure Internet service plus
know how to run BGP according to industry best practices, and we'd get
rid of the vast majority of problems out there.

philip
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Veni Markovski said the following on 3/02/10 14:24 :
> Ed,
> the idea was first proposed by our Russian colleagues in 1998, in a
> resolution to the UN. It has been proposed ever since, with all
> countries minus one voting in favor. Needless to say, the country
> against was the US :)
> 
> veni
> 
> On 2/2/2010 6:51 PM, Ed Traian Tric wrote:
>> Dear Marcin
>> It's not swiss , nor american or polish idea.
>> It's a good old russian one.
>> Former Komrad Eugene Kaspersky (and it's main shareholder :) ) is
>> promoting
>> this idea  for a while.
>> Mr Kudelski , Mr Mundie and Mr TOure should give credit to the original
>> inventor and dissseminator of the idea .
>> Having a sorte of id for accessing professionnal services , while keeping
>> anonymous for personal services on INternet might be a good approach ,
>> regardless of the  "scare me to death so that i can invade you" doctrine.
>> Regards,
>> Ed
>>
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