Hi Meng,
The quote I got was just over $1000 for "10 users", but I don't know
how they specify "users" just yet (like, how they count "agents" and
forwarding services etc). I know for sure my ISP didn't pay that much
and they're protecting us all. As for false-negatives, I've seen
hardly any. Unlike SPF, they appear to block all forgeries while not
blocking "forgeries" that are real (eg: pobox customers who were not
told to stop using their own SMTP servers when pobox began publishing
SPF records). 1 in a billion is very small. very very small. SPF and
SRS are never even going to reach any ballpark within 2 orders of
magnitude that small - at least - wiyhout curbing any significant
amounts of spam even! And that's not forgetting that nobody cares
about forgery anyway: they want spam eradication. It truly sucks when
someone comes out with something better than you've got, before you've
even finished it, but I have to say: this appears to be it.
$100 (plus asyetunspecified fee on anniversary, rumored to be 30% by
the salesman I contacted) to prevent a user getting crap without them
loosing anything? That's a solution that works, and now, and without
risk. And yes - I'm buying one. It'll pay itself off in under a
week.
Kind Regards,
Chris Drake
Thursday, November 18, 2004, 11:14:50 AM, you wrote:
MWW> On Wed, Nov 17, 2004 at 11:35:57AM +1100, Chris Drake wrote:
MWW> | BrightMail claims false-positive rates of 1 in a billion. I've been
MWW> | using it for 3 days, and it's been spot-on so far (I get a *lot* of
MWW> | junk and a lot of legitimate mail). There's no need for SPF or
MWW> | SenderID or anything else if it can keep this up.
MWW> Sounds great, can you send me a copy of the source so I can
MWW> install it?
MWW> thanks
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