RE: CBV
"Seth Goodman" <[email protected]>
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> From: Meng Weng Wong > Sent: Saturday, May 08, 2004 9:03 AM > > <...> > For the record, folks who haven't seen > http://spf.pobox.com/slides/crossingbeams/ should take a moment to > view the slideshow, which illustrates the above point using pretty > pictures. As Meng has pointed out before, SES fits into this framework with a line from the authenticating RFC2821 box to the cryptography box. Could we lobby him to put that line on the slide for completeness? > > I have a feeling the world will see all three methods show up in order > from top to bottom. Well, there are four methods. I still think that SES, or finding a way to bring what SES does into SPF, has a part to play in this. I also don't think too many people outside of Microsoft think that CID is a particularly good way to solve that problem. -- Seth Goodman