Re: Integrating with webserver
Andy Smith <[email protected]>
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On Mon, Feb 16, 2004 at 11:14:00AM +0000, David Leadbeater wrote: > Ryan White wrote: > [...] > > My goal is to use bopm to prevent fraud going to my merchant processor. > > Currently they are too incompetent to do an open proxy scan against customer > > orders. [...] > The scanning part of BOPM is seperated into libopm, this is a C library > and also provides Perl bindings (OPM). See http://o.dgl.cx/opm-perl-api > and also look at http://cvs.blitzed.org/*checkout*/libopm/doc/libopm-api.txt If I were trying to do the same as this person I would not use libopm at all, but instead just check IPs against many public blacklists of proxies. I would also try to look for indicators of abuse in the system and when it is found, submit those IPs to various public blacklists for scanning. I don't think that every web site on the internet should be testing for proxies. -- Andy Smith -- Occasional BOPM Developer And Support Monkey. Please copy all BOPM support queries to the BOPM list, _not_ just directly to me! If I've helped you with BOPM then please check my wishlist! http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/registry/23IJ4U7N4J3X9