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Microsoft Anti-Spam Proposal in Merger Talks
Good spam news at last. According to this ClickZ article, talks are ongoing regarding merging two of the main proposed sender authentication techniques. Widespread implementation of a sender authentication standard would do a lot of damage to spam, which relies heavily on forged headers. (They don't want you to be able to track where it comes from so you don't get their internet access shut down.)
Good spam news at last. According to this ClickZ article, talks are ongoing regarding merging two of the main proposed sender authentication techniques. Widespread implementation of a sender authentication standard would do a lot of damage to spam, which relies heavily on forged headers. (They don't want you to be able to track where it comes from so you don't get their internet access shut down.)
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