Allows users to build customized Getdown JARs which can only talk to whitelisted hosts. This can be useful for very security-conscious organizations which want to distribute Getdown internally as a standard application bootstrapping mechanism, but want to ensure that it can only be used for internal applications.
This is an adaptation of the whitelist proof-of-concept discussed on the mailing list, adjusted to use the new Build class.
(Triggered by internal security audit and Fortify analysis.)
Daniel Gredler
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