Re: libcrm114 ready - but can't get into sourceforge

Tracy Reed <[email protected]> writes:

>
> On Fri, Jul 01, 2011 at 12:44:56AM -0400, Nico Kadel-Garcia spake thusly:
>> CRM114 is used for security related work.=20
>
> Do you have examples of specific implementations of CRM114 for security rel=
> ated
> work? I have long had ideas of using it in this way but never had time to
> master the language.

You don't have to learn the language any more!

The juicy bits (specifically, the classifiers) are now 
C-callable (thanks to Nico and Kurt Hackenberg).

So you just need to master about a dozen calls, most of which
are _really_ simple.  

There's even demo code.

What We (that's the "Imperial We", meaning my employer) is using
it for: confidential information detection in outgoing email.

Very simply, the classifiers are trained to detect confidential
information.  If you try to send confidential information outside
of the company, the classifier triggers a "please confirm"
request back to you and holds the mail until you confirm it.

Can't give you *that* code, but if yoiu want I can mail you 
libcrm114 so you can get started.  :)

        - Bill


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