NetBeacon has been picked as the name for the DNS Abuse Institute’s forthcoming free abuse-reporting tool.
The tool is expected to launch in early June, after software was donated by CleanDNS accelerated the development cycle, according to Institute director Graeme Bunton.
The system was previously using the working title CART, for Centralized Abuse Reporting Tool, as I blogged in February.
CleanDNS CEO Jeff Bedser is also on the board of Public Interest Registry, which funds DNSAI. Bunton wrote that PIR approved the use of the CleanDNS software under its conflict of interest policy, with Bedser recusing himself.
NetBeacon is expected to provide a way for authenticated abuse reporters to file complaints in a normalized fashion, potentially streamlining the workflow of registrars that subsequently have to deal with them.
Bunton has said that the service will be free at both ends, funded by non-for-profit PIR.
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