--- Craig McGregor <Craig(_dot_)McGregor(_at_)treasury(_dot_)govt(_dot_)nz> wrote:
S/MIME has loads of running code, is present in existing product libraries and is proven to robust survivability through an array of e-mail transmission scenerios. Much more than a "niche" player I wouldn't you think?
I'm confused. If S/Mime has such wide adoption and integration today, email forgery shouldn't exist. Yet it does. Why? miles
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