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*[[Alexander Seger]] representing the European Council, gave an update on the 2nd Additional Protocol to the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime on enhanced cooperation and disclosure of electronic evidence Budapest convention on cybercrime (the [[Budapest Convention]]), which has 66 member parties and concerns criminal law, not civil
*[[Alexander Seger]] representing the European Council, gave an update on the 2nd Additional Protocol to the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime on enhanced cooperation and disclosure of electronic evidence Budapest convention on cybercrime (the [[Budapest Convention]]), which has 66 member parties and concerns criminal law, not civil
====Reputation Block Lists====
====Reputation Block Lists====
This plenary was guided by the objective of helping the ICANN community understand [[RBL]]s: what they are, how they're made, what they can be used for, obstacles, and advances. Three people ([[Carel Bitter]], [[Roman Huessy]], and [[Ben Coon]]) from the RBL field were interviewed by the moderator ([[LG Forsberg]]. A cybersecurity expert from ICANN's [[OCTO]] ([[Samaneh Tajalizadehkhoob]]), the vice-chair of [[M3AAWG]] ([[Matt Thomas]]), the co-chair of ICANN's DNS Abuse working group ([[Reg Levy]]), and the co-vice chair of [[ALAC]] Joanna Kulesza also spoke.
The panel discussed:
* whether the lists are maintained through automation or by humans
* the frequency of false positives, and the most common reasons behind them
* Why RBL providers do not share information with each other
* Why evidence is not included in RBLs
===Policy===
===Policy===