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Whitelist

A whitelist or allowlist is a list or register of entities that are being provided a particular privilege, service, mobility, access or recognition. Entities on the list will be accepted, approved and/or recognized. Whitelisting is the reverse of blacklisting, the practice of identifying entities that are denied, unrecognized, or ostracized.[citation needed]

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Network whitelists

Local area networkMAC addressMAC address can be fakedFirewallsBit9
12 related topics

Email whitelists

Spam filtersOpen relayStatic IP addressInternet service providerEmail
5 related topics

Controversy regarding name

Predatory publishingCode smellEtymologyKing Henry VIIIBible
5 related topics

Advertising whitelist

Ad blockers
1 related topics

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Email whitelists

Advertising whitelist

Network whitelists

Controversy regarding name

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Whitelist

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples38
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Whitelist

Top relations

related to Application whitelists · 10
Whitelist → Airlock Digital, Bit9, Leading, Lumension, McAfee, One, SMAC, This, ThreatLocker, Velox
related to Controversy regarding name · 7
Whitelist → Africans, Americas, European-held, In, It, The, There
related to LAN whitelists · 5
Whitelist → However, LAN, MAC, Many, This
related to Non-commercial whitelists · 5
Whitelist → IP, ISPs, Non-commercial, Rather, The
related to Commercial whitelists · 3
Whitelist → Commercial, Internet, The
related to Email whitelists · 3
Whitelist → IP, Spam, These
see also · 3
Whitelist → BlackballingClosed, BlacklistingBlacklist, DNSOpt-in
related to Advertising whitelist · 2
Whitelist → Many, Websites

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Important terminology

blacklist citation needed list email black whitelisting entities whitelists allow blacklisting commercial ip also spam others journal race network filters

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Whitelistrelated to Advertising whitelistMany0.60section
Whitelistrelated to Advertising whitelistWebsites0.60section
Whitelistrelated to Application whitelistsOne0.60section
Whitelistrelated to Application whitelistsThis0.60section
Whitelistrelated to Application whitelistsLeading0.60section
Whitelistrelated to Application whitelistsBit90.60section
Whitelistrelated to Application whitelistsVelox0.60section
Whitelistrelated to Application whitelistsMcAfee0.60section
Whitelistrelated to Application whitelistsLumension0.60section
Whitelistrelated to Application whitelistsThreatLocker0.60section
Whitelistrelated to Application whitelistsAirlock Digital0.60section
Whitelistrelated to Application whitelistsSMAC0.60section

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