are addressing message authentication via DNS policy, and TLS is
used for message authentication when the subject name is trusted and
aligned with RFC5322.From.
Thanks for your consideration,
Chris Lamont Mankowski
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I realize my last message talked about TLS-OBC for SMTP but didn't preface
it with any information on how I see how it can replace, or compliment SPF
in a given situation. First, does anyone know of a working group that is
getting TLS-OBC to work in conjunction with the SMTP protocol? Perhaps
I'm reading the archives on ADSP and haven't seen anyone pitch the idea
that on verification failure, we could have the message in question would
be BCC'd to the domain owner's administrator for review.
That way there is no need to rely on 3rd party ADSP reliability lists, and
in the event the
I am a new subscriber to this list, and noticed the most recent post (the
one before mine) discussed DMARC, something I haven't heard of before.
At first glimpse, it looks like it may solve the problem I wanted to solve.
On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 5:27 PM, Chris Lamont Mankowski
makerofthing
