Yakov Shafranovich wrote:
Validating identities means nothing if the identities being
validated are fraudulent.
You have not made the case that user(_at_)example-canada(_dot_)com is invalid.
You just have declared that it is not user(_at_)example(_dot_)com and we agree.
You know that a given email address or domain is valid, and matches
the S/MIME certificate. Now what? It still does not prove to you that
someone is not a spammer.
Now go back and read my email and point out where I said that S/MIME
emails are guaranteed free from spam? I said it would stop forged email.
I made no other claim. I also said that would stop the 1,000's of forged
emails I get
every week on the systems I administer.
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