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Publications
- Klaus Stoll: Project Jake: A New Model for Domain Registration Data Disclosure
- Kenny Huang: Beyond Protocol and Policy: Why Project Jake is Reshaping the Architecture of Internet Trust
- A Framework for Expressing Registration Data Directory Services (née WHOIS) Rules, Steve Crocker, 2021
- “Project Jake: Precise Specification of Collection and Access Rules for Registration Data.” Steven Crocker, Presented at the Registration Operators Workshop #10, 8 June 2021.
- Crocker, Steve, and Heather Flanagan. “DNS Data Dictionary”. Internet Engineering Task Force, 18 November 2021
- Changing the Model: Rethinking registration data collection and disclosure
- Functional Model of a Campus Federated Identity Management Environment
- The GDPR and WHOIS privacy By Michael Hausding, SWITCH-CERT
- “Criminal Abuse of Domain Names Bulk Registration and Contact Information Access“, Interisle report, prepared by Dave Piscitello and Dr. Colin Strutt, Interisle Consulting Group, LLC
- Comments on the Introduction of Accountable Measures Regarding Access to Personal Information of .us Registrations, Before the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Department of Commerce Washington, DC 20230
- ICANN RDRS REQUESTOR EXPERIENCES CSG Open Working Session, ICANN79, Puerto Rico, 2024
- A Holistic, Engineering Approach to Collection and Disclosure of Registration Data for Internet Identifiers, Steve Crocker, Power Point, 6 June 2024
- Vision of a Distributed Collection and Access DNS Registration Model, Steve Crocker,1 July 2024
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- Beyond Whois Towards a New Framework of Internet Domain Registration Data DisclosureEvent Video
- Beyond Whois Towards a New Framework of Internet Domain Registration Data DisclosureEvent Slides
- Beyond Whois: Filling the Gaps, Event Video and Summary
- CBS Interview: Crocker, Kahn, Cerf. Extended interview: "Founding fathers" of the internet on shaping the digital age."
- CBS Mornings Founders of the internet reflect on their creation and why they have no regrets over creating the digital world
- 9 short Project Jake videos, YouTube
- Scott Bradner, Keynote NANOG 2018: A history of the Internet: Hint, it was not the Bomb