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FTC, Microsoft and Sender-ID

As FTC’s email authentication summit takes place today in Washington (together with IETF’s 61st meeting), several interesting things are afoot. First of all, the “industry” published a letter of support for Sender-ID including a signature from Meng Wong, the author of SPF. Declan McCullagh of CNET reported today on the issues surrounding the patent problems with Sender-ID and what took place at the summit. Meanwhile, PJ of Groklaw published two excellent articles on the whole mess (1 and 2).

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