 yabos
join:2003-02-16 Ingersoll, ON | Domain keys would work
The key used to sign the message is private, and the signature is dependant on the entire content of the email message. If the spammers find a key, it will still be rejected because the decryption via the public key wouldn't match the signature. |
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  flw Security Is Like An Onion, It Has Layers Premium join:2004-01-04 | I don't really care who takes the spammers on or with what methods, but someone must start to do something before general public email becomes a waste heap that people just ignore and stop using.
Doing something is better than doing nothing. |
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  Sarick It's Only Logical Premium join:2003-06-03 USA
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| said by flw : I don't really care who takes the spammers on or with what methods, but someone must start to do something before general public email becomes a waste heap that people just ignore and stop using.
Doing something is better than doing nothing.
I couldn't agree more. people need to get off their rears and solve this spam problem. -- Sarick's Dungeon Clipart Page Trouble spelling? www.iespell.com |
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  Nightfall My Goal Is To Deny Yours Premium,MVM join:2001-08-03 Grand Rapids, MI
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| said by Sarick : said by flw : I don't really care who takes the spammers on or with what methods, but someone must start to do something before general public email becomes a waste heap that people just ignore and stop using.
Doing something is better than doing nothing.
I couldn't agree more. people need to get off their rears and solve this spam problem.
The problem is that for every idea that is proposed, people crap on the idea. I have heard a lot of ideas and I think they are all good ones. Lets start researching these ideas to see if they work. Heck, lets implement a system and give it a try. Anything is better than what we have now...which is nothing. -- My Domain Nightfall's Hockey and Life Journal |
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 russotto
join:2000-10-05 Collegeville, PA | The reason people crap on a lot of these ideas is that they have really nasty side effects. Destroying the net in order to save it is NOT a good idea. |
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  damonlab Premium join:2001-05-02 Detroit, MI clubs: 
| reply to Sarick I am trying to help solve the spam problem at my work. About 100 users on an exchange box. We are about to evaluate GFI (»www.gfi.com/mes/) as a potential solution. It has had some good reviews from some dslr members. |
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  CSource
@adelphia.net | The source should be closed.
There is no reason for the general public to see the source code. All we need is the end result. |
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