Internet DRAFT - draft-httpclientdeviceclearance
draft-httpclientdeviceclearance
Network Working Group Pradeep Kumar Xplorer
Internet-Draft
Intended status: Standards Track Individual
Expires: April, 5, 2015 Oct 5, 2014
An HTTP client device should have a clearance level.
draft-httpclientdeviceclearance-01
Abstract
This document describes the need for an HTTP client to have a clearance
level.So if i have a Website with Topsecret information only an HTTPclient
device with a clearance above Topsecret should be able to see files from
that server.A Browser or a desktop can be considered an HTTP client.
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction ............................................... 2
2. Background ..................................................2
3. General Information of the service ..........................3
4. Authors Addresses ...........................................3
5. Acknowledgements ............................................3
1. Introduction
To have an easy way to exclude or include access to information
by client devices.
2. Background
I should be able to say my information site is of a certain clearance
level and thus excluding many client devices.
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3. General Information of the service
THis should involve modifying HTTP protocol and more research is needed
for finalising requirements.
(Theres no activity on this and the US DHS is focussed on stealing my wealth
using many overseas government and many agencies in US and US DHS is trying to murder
me outside of US. No one from US has contacted me regarding this.I would have expected
an engineer who was my colleague in Bayarea in Trusted Solaris or SUN contact me)
4.Authors' Addresses
Pradeep Kumar Xplorer
EMail: pradeepan88@hotmail.com
URI: http://www.explodingmoon.org
http://www.dhyanayoga.info
http://www.pradeepkumarxplorer.com
5.Acknowledgement
I have been a publisher of http://www.dhyanayoga.info since 2004/2005
and http://www.explodingmoon.org since 2008. I should be able to say
my information should not be accessible by Public computers in airports
or Train stations or Pay and use HTTP clients at internet centers that can be
given a low clearance level.
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