At 08:11 PM 1/31/2008 +0100, Frank Ellermann wrote:
For Alexa's definition of relevant domains it's roughly
40%: http://utility.nokia.net/~lars/meter/spf.html
That's good.
Looks like the definition of "relevant domains" is those having a webserver.
Seems to me that is unrelated to email.
+1 With 4% FAIL of the "tested" domains and 40% SPF
of the "relevant" domains it's roughly one out of ten
domains using SPF that has also -all. Not too shabby.
Still far from what we need to block forgeries. I would like to set a policy
on my Receiver of "either PASS some form of IP authentication, or read my
REJECT". For me, that would require about 99% compliance. Only then would I
feel confident in blocking the 1% legitimate but ignorant.
-- Dave
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