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Beyond Identity: Addressing Problems that Persist in an Electronic Mail System with Reliable Sender Identification
2004
International Conference on Email and Anti-Spam
Many abuses of the Internet's electronic mail system rely on its intrinsic lack of reliable sender identification, and many parties have proposed schemes to retro-fit sender identification into the system to combat such abuse. This paper considers what the spam problem and its countermeasures would be like under a theoretically ideal sender identification scheme, with some attention to the resource consumption the countermeasures entail-the economics of spam. Analysis suggests that no one
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