>> >The best way to help end-users avoid getting phished it to not accept >> >phishing messages for delivery. DKIM-SSP where strict policy >> >statements are published offer a mechanism for this. >> >> I get a message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] It has a valid >> signature. I check the SSP for ebay-verify.com, which says "MAJOR >> PHISHING TARGET, ACCEPT ONLY WITH SIGNATURE." So I drop it into the >> recipient's mailbox with a gold star on it. >> >> What have we just accomplished? >> >A bad thing. Don't put the gold star on it. That would be a mistake.
I think we all agree it would be a mistake. How does DKIM-SSP help us not to put the gold star on it? Someone said that DKIM-SSP offers a mechanism to not accept phishing messages for delivery. R's, John _______________________________________________ NOTE WELL: This list operates according to http://mipassoc.org/dkim/ietf-list-rules.html
