"ram" wrote:
When Microsoft acquires yahoo , I dont think they would pursue
DK/DKIM
DK is a now historic predecessor of DKIM, and not only Yahoo!
supports DKIM, also Cisco (Ironport, SpamCop) and many others.
So that means SPF or Sender ID will have less competition
I wouldn't consider DKIM as "competition" for SPF, they have
different goals on different layers (2822 vs. 2821).
Maybe SSP, the not yet ready DKIM "sender signing practice",
will be a competition for PRA (SenderID). And maybe MS likes
DKIM-SSP better than PRA when it is ready. I'd be surprised
if MS does something rush, integrating Yahoo! is a huge task.
Hope now all yahoo mails will come with SPF records.
If your "now" means "before 2010" I doubt it... ;-)
Frank
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