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Anti-Abuse Working Group Meeting Summary - RIPE 66, Dublin, May 2013

This document summarizes the key points discussed during the Anti-Abuse Working Group (AA-WG) meeting at RIPE 66 in Dublin, held in May 2013. The meeting covered administrative issues, updates on the CleanIT Project, discussions regarding the AA-WG Charter, the definition of internet abuse, and collaboration with the RIPE NCC. Presentations included insights on financial savings online and an introduction to the European Cybercrime Centre. Future agenda items for RIPE 67 were also outlined.

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Anti-Abuse Working Group Meeting Summary - RIPE 66, Dublin, May 2013

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  1. Anti-Abuse Working Group Tobias Knecht & Brian Nisbet RIPE 66 Dublin, May 2013

  2. A. Administrative Issues • Welcome. • Scribe, Jabber, Stenography. • Microphone Etiquette. • Approve minutes of RIPE 65. • Finalise Agenda.

  3. B. Recent List Discussion • Charter, to be discussed. • Anything else?

  4. B. Updates • CleanIT Project Close Off

  5. B. Updates/Charter • AA-WG Charter • “this group may (or shall) work towards the goal, among others, of seeing to it that the use and/or registration of any and all forms of Internet number resources shall be denied to any and all parties engaging in abuse of the Internet.” – Ronald F. Guilmette

  6. B. Updates/Charter • This requires a definition of abuse… • …but it’s also something that we’re already doing, to one extent or another • Propose to review charter, update non-exhaustive types of abuse & circulate • No intention to embed definition of abuse • Continue to work with NCC on documentation

  7. C. Policies • 2011-06 – NCC Update • 2013-01 – “Openness About Policy Violations”

  8. D. Interactions • Database WG – Data Verification policy plan • RIPE NCC/LEA Interactions - MarcoH • An Introduction to the European Cybercrime Centre – Richard Leaning

  9. E. Presentation • “Save Money Online Without Killing Yourself” – Michele Neylon & ASOP

  10. X. AOB • Z. Agenda for RIPE 67

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