Microsoft proposes Sender ID to jam spam
Talkback Our Aloaha is supporting allready for several month SPF1, SPF2, CallerID and SenderID. SPF1, SPF2, CallerID and SenderID Just check it out on www.aloaha.com Modules like: RBL, RWL dont require any license since they are freeware.
[August 31, 2004, 22:57]
Sendmail trials Sender ID
Talkback Our Aloaha is supporting allready for several month SPF1, SPF2, CallerID and SenderID. SPF1, SPF2, CallerID and SenderID Just check it out on www.aloaha.com Modules like: RBL, RWL dont require any license since they are freeware.
[September 5, 2004, 13:32]
Google adds Yahoo's anti-spam standard to Gmail
News The online giant recently stopped testing SenderID after standards bodies and the open-source community pulled their support and criticised Microsoft for keeping the technology under a shroud of secrecy.
[October 19, 2004, 9:25]
Microsoft proposes ID solution for spam
News A company spokesman said SPF tests for outbound mail are currently compatible with SenderID. The company plans to test inbound SPF with SenderID beginning in September. A Yahoo spokeswoman said the company is also looking into SenderID technology.
[August 13, 2004, 8:40]
Microsoft proposes ID solution for spam
Talkback You want to enable your Windows based SMTP Server to do SPF, SPF2, SenderID and CallerID checks? Download our Aloaha from www.aloaha.com. The above mentioned features are freeware and dont require any license.
[August 31, 2004, 22:25]
Spam: Together, we can fight it
Talkback Sigh, SenderID, authentication crap and all that isn't going to help (for long). Really, people need to learn to think outside of the box. There's strenght in numbers, there's strength in diversity and there's strength in decentralization.
[September 15, 2005, 21:40]
Stamping out spam
Talkback I do agree with allot of what Meng is saying, and have read many of the pro's and con's of SPF, SenderID, Domain keys etc. There are problems with all of these, but they are problems that cannot be resolved.
[May 9, 2005, 13:19]
Microsoft revamps Sender ID
Talkback So don't be surprised if SenderID will only make things worse. Sigh. This won't help because things still can get spoofed and it's a far cry from preventing systems getting breached and abused as spam relay hosts.
[October 26, 2004, 19:56]
Windows Server 2003 R2 is nearing completion
Talkback Oh my, there's also SenderID, SmartTags, BlackComb, IE7, .NET 2, MS XML, etc, etc. It's disappointing to find out, again, that Microsoft seems more interested in pushing additional functionality (which 10% or less of us will use in full) and even...
[September 1, 2005, 22:36]
Stamping out spam
News These include SPF, Microsoft's SenderID (which may have some legs left in it, despite suffering a serious setback last year), and Yahoo's DomainKeys, a proposal that gives email providers a mechanism for verifying both the domain of each email...
[May 4, 2005, 13:00]
Sun's plans...and how they could go wrong
Talkback Open Source software is starting to pull the strings on emerging standards like the recent email SenderID fiasco in the IETF with Microsoft. I really enjoyed reading your article on ZDnet about Sun's plans.
[September 24, 2004, 14:01]
