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百度今年1月份，南京公积金管理中心发布了“关于房地产开发单位不得拒绝购房人使用住房公积金贷款的通告”，其中要求房企不得阻挠符合公积金贷款条件的购房人使用公积金贷款，同时，在取得销售许可证后，房企应及时与住房公积金管理中心签订按揭协议，以方便买房人申请公积金贷款。

The DAAR platform will eventually be replaced by a new system called?ICANN Domain Metrica, more details of which can be found here. In the interim, both systems will run in parallel, and the information below remains accurate, although it pertains solely to the DAAR platform.

ICANN's Domain Abuse Activity Reporting (DAAR) project is a system for studying and reporting on domain name registration and security threats (domain abuse¹) across top-level domain (TLD) registries. The overarching purpose of DAAR is to develop a robust, reliable, and reproducible methodology for analyzing security threat activity, which the ICANN community may use to make informed policy decisions.

The system collects TLD zone data and complements these data sets with a large set of high-confidence Reputation Block List (RBL) security threat data feeds. These feeds are provided by 3rd party providers and domains. Each of them is compiled using different methodologies such as crowd sourcing, spam filters, and honeypots, among others. These feeds are gathered from identified phishing, malware, spam and botnet command and control security threats. Note that except for a few feeds where the RBL itself contains tags, neither the DAAR system nor the other feeds make explicit distinctions between maliciously registered domains and those that have been compromised.

The aggregated statistics and anonymized data collected by the DAAR system can serve as a platform for studying, reporting daily, or historically the registration data, or the abuse activity by each registry. This aggregated data is currently pushed to the registries using ICANN's Service Level Agreement Monitoring (SLAM) system. ICANN's Monitoring API (MoSAPI) allows registry operators to retrieve information collected by the SLAM system.

The data collected out of the DAAR system is being used to generate DAAR monthly reports. The reports provide a monthly analysis (a median aggregate over the whole month) of all TLDs for which data was available. They also provide aggregated statistics and time-series analyses about security threats of interest to DAAR, namely, phishing, malware, spam, and botnet command and control.

Please note that DAAR data is neither intended to provide information about security threat mitigation nor to account for how reliably or quickly security threats are mitigated by TLDs. DAAR is intended to inform its users about areas on which security threats are concentrated within the TLD space and how this concentration changes over time.

This webpage provides links to DAAR monthly reports along with a couple of other DAAR-related documents listed below:

DAAR monthly reports
A DAAR context document that outlines the context behind the monthly reports and summarizes the methodology behind DAAR
A DAAR methodology paper that explains in detail how DAAR data is collected and how metrics are defined
Two independent reviews of the DAAR methodology paper
A set of anonymized and identified documents that contain public comments on DAAR reviews
The Office of the Chief Technology Officer's Security, Stability, and Resiliency team's (OCTO-SSR) responses to public input

Country Code Top Level Domains in DAAR

Domain Abuse Activity Reporting FAQ

¹ DAAR will use the term "security threat" in place for "abuse" as a part of its updated terminology

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