Eric Allman wrote:
An example is when someone changes roles but is still getting mail
intended for the old role. They want to send old-role messages to the
new person in that role and have it behave as if the message had
originally been sent to the new person --- i.e., they want to wash their
hands of the message entirely.
I recognize the concept, and believe that I could make a supporting
MUA do this. The question is, how does the server BS _know_ that this
is what happened, instead of the man in the middle making some
self-serving changes and saying "Here it is, just as I got it."
In a perfect world, not likely, but you are doing this because of
some "bad actors", right? If I can think of it in a few seconds of
reading this morning's email, then someone else will figure a way to
benefit from it. Better to figure out, now, how to prevent it.
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