Universal Computer Authentication to Fight Spam

Author: Dennis Fisher
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Michael Kaplan presents his proposal for authenticating every MTA on the web and identifying every spam message.

Spam has been a scourge on the Internet for more than 15 years now, and many plans and technologies have emerged to try and fight it. Some have worked well, others have failed miserably. In this video, MIchael Kaplan presents a proposal for authenticating every mail transfer agent on the Web as a way of identifying all spam messages.

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