Anti-spam Systems and Techniques
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== Time to replace SMTP? == | == Time to replace SMTP? == | ||
| + | SMTP is a simple and text based protocol using port 25. It was formally defined in [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0821.txt RFC 821] as amended by RFC 1123, | ||
| + | but the protocol used today is known as ESMTP defined in RFC 2821 | ||
== Anti-spam technique through Procmail == | == Anti-spam technique through Procmail == | ||
Revision as of 21:43, 7 December 2007
Now a days the email system has become the most significant technology and a useful tool for human beings in the world. In the US alone, 88% of adult users have email accounts and half of email users use email systems almost every day. However, like growing email users, spam, scam, and fishing emails are increasing. Lots of email providers, such as Gmail, Hotmail, have been making an effort to protect their users from spam, scam, and fishing emails. Accordingly, I’ll discuss some new techniques for anti-spam systems and how to improve the anti-spam system on the server through SPF (Sender Policy Framework), SenderID, Domain Keys, and DKIM(Domain Key Identified Mail).
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Time to replace SMTP?
SMTP is a simple and text based protocol using port 25. It was formally defined in RFC 821 as amended by RFC 1123, but the protocol used today is known as ESMTP defined in RFC 2821
Anti-spam technique through Procmail
New Anti-spam Systems
SPF (Sender Policy Framework)
SIDF (Sender ID Framework)
DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail)
