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@@ -26,8 +26,20 @@ supported are *append* and *scan* (and internally a
*delete-older-than*
that periodically wipes entries that are too old
to be relevant anymore).
Querying reputation for an IP consists in scanning the database for
a pre-defined window of time in the past, and passing the results
to a
*scoring script*
(currently written in an embedded language),
that applies aggregation and weighting and returns the final score.
Querying reputation for an IP consists in scanning the database for a
pre-defined window of time in the past, and passing the results to a
*scoring script*
(currently written in
[
an embedded
language
](
https://github.com/d5/tengo
)
), that applies aggregation and
weighting and returns the final score.
## RPC interface
The server provides a simple GRPC interface that is used for event
submission and querying. The query API is a simple IP lookup,
returning a score. This conceivably could be turned into a DNS-based
API as well.
## Third-party sources
It would be nice to allow the scoring script to consult other IP-based
third-party sources, such as DNSBLs, or GeoIP lookups, etc.
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