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r4 r32 350 350 351 351 <p> 352 Let us assume that 3 weak checks, A, B and C succe ded with weights w1, w2 and w3.352 Let us assume that 3 weak checks, A, B and C succeeded with weights w1, w2 and w3. 353 353 First, we combine them individually. Thus, the first order terms in our aggregation 354 354 scheme are the individual weights. … … 364 364 In the example, there is no higher than 3 order terms. 365 365 Clearly, the number of weak checks that succeeded will determine the highest ordered 366 term possible. The current implementation actually limits its computation to up to 3rd366 term possible. The current implementation actually limits its computation to up to 3rd 367 367 order terms--even if higher ordered terms are possible, the computation ignores it. 368 368 <p> 369 369 There is a weight assigned to each ordered term. These weights must be chosen such that 370 their sum is 1. In the current implementation, since we consider up to 3rd order terms,370 their sum is 1. In the current implementation, since we consider up to 3rd order terms, 371 371 we have 3 weights O1, O2 and O3 such that O2 is highest and O1 is the lowest, but O1 and 372 O3 are close. This weig ting implies that we give more credence to the 2nd order terms--372 O3 are close. This weighting implies that we give more credence to the 2nd order terms-- 373 373 i.e., if two checks flag an HTTP transaction that is more likely to be bad. 374 374 If one wants to be more liberal, i.e., need 3 checks to flag in order to be believable, … … 450 450 <h3>Starting</h3> 451 451 <p>PhishBouncer™ is automatically started by the installer. However, on 452 certain platforms (i eGentoo Linux)452 certain platforms (i.e., Gentoo Linux) 453 453 this is not supported.When restarting, you will be prompted to enter 454 454 the PhishBouncer™ Server Passphrase. … … 476 476 <div class="settings"> 477 477 <div class="settings-title"> 478 <h2><strong>Writing Custom PhishBouncer Plug ins</strong></h2>478 <h2><strong>Writing Custom PhishBouncer Plug-ins</strong></h2> 479 479 </div> 480 480 481 481 <div class="settings-content"> 482 482 You can easily extend the existing set of Checks, Probes, and DataCollectors 483 via writing a custom plug in.483 via writing a custom plug-in. 484 484 <br><p> 485 485 486 <h3> Implementing Custom Plug ins </h3>486 <h3> Implementing Custom Plug-ins </h3> 487 487 <br><p> 488 488 Take a look at … … 492 492 pb/src/foo/bar/TestDataCollectorPlugin.java 493 493 </pre> 494 for a list of templates on how to implement a custom plug in.494 for a list of templates on how to implement a custom plug-in. 495 495 <br><p> 496 496 497 <h3> Registering Custom Plug ins with PhishBouncer </h3>497 <h3> Registering Custom Plug-ins with PhishBouncer </h3> 498 498 <br><p> 499 499 <h4> Changing CLASSPATH </h4> 500 Edit jetty/shared.source to include the jars of your custom plug ins into the PLUGINS variable500 Edit jetty/shared.source to include the jars of your custom plug-ins into the PLUGINS variable 501 501 502 502 <br><p> 503 <h4> Changing PhishBouncer Plug in File </h4>504 Edit jetty/etc/pb.plugins to include the main of your main plug in class503 <h4> Changing PhishBouncer Plug-in File </h4> 504 Edit jetty/etc/pb.plugins to include the main of your main plug-in class 505 505 506 506 </div> … … 518 518 <div class="settings-content"> 519 519 520 <h3>Certificate Suspic ous Tests<br>520 <h3>Certificate Suspicious Tests<br> 521 521 </h3> 522 522 … … 567 567 2. rm jetty/vergin (it may already be gone) 568 568 569 3. On the host which runs your web browser and phishbouncer proxy, add a local DNS entry for569 3. On the host which runs your web browser and PhishBouncer proxy, add a local DNS entry for 570 570 ip_of_test_server test1 571 571 572 4. Also, set your system time on the box on which you are running the phishbouner573 proxy and your web browser to July 9 2006.572 4. Also, set your system time on the box on which you are running the PhishBouner 573 proxy and your web browser to July 9 2006. 574 574 On Linux, you can do this via 575 575 date -s "07/09/2006 12:12:00" … … 582 582 6. For ease of testing, you can create the following file 583 583 echo "key_abc123" > jetty/keyStorePwd 584 This will prevent phishbouncer from asking for a keystore password everytime it starts up.585 586 7. Start up phishbouncer and configure all probes, checks, and dataplugins to be disabled584 This will prevent PhishBouncer from asking for a keystore password every time it starts up. 585 586 7. Start up PhishBouncer and configure all probes, checks, and dataplugins to be disabled 587 587 except for the CertificateSuspicious check. You can do this via the Aggregation menu. 588 588 </pre> … … 590 590 <h4> Running Tests </h4> 591 591 592 The tests for the certificate suspic ous check cover the following592 The tests for the certificate suspicious check cover the following 593 593 functionality: 594 594 <pre> … … 645 645 <p>Visit the PhishBouncer™ <a href="http://www.phishbouncer.com"> Homepage 646 646 </a>, or contact the developers via email to <a 647 href="mailto: matighet@bbn.com">matighet@bbn.com</a>.647 href="mailto:pb@bbn.com">pb@bbn.com</a>. 648 648 <br> 649 649 <br>
