Frank Ellermann a écrit :
> I've found this interesting article:
>
> http://www.usrlocal.com/stories.phtml?sid=1716&from=rss
Very interesting link...
I'm not sure, but what I understand is that 6.74% is % of "valid domains".
I think "valid domains" is not a "Valid SPF domain" but a domain that
exists, have DNS records etc...
See
http://www.usrlocal.com/stories.phtml?sid=1571 "NOT every domain has valid name server records."
"it has been long rumored that every 4 letter combination of domains is
registered. And this may be true, I didn't test for it."
Valid (January) - 2,294,553 (6.19%) ( April: 2,497,026 6.74%)
Invalid (January) - 34,775,337 (93.81%)
Total - 37,069,890 domains
The link from Frank say:
"This brings the SPF total up to 188,330 domains."
So I would say that we have an SPF adoption of:
(188,330 x 100) / 2,497,026 = 7,54 %
Not too far from 6,74% but better ;)
I didn't expect this not so bad number :)
Or may be I am wrong and I forgot something somewhere ?
Julian Mehnle a écrit :
> Let me add that according to current studies about 35% of all e-mails
> are currently covered by SPF records.
Does someone have a link to these "current studies" ?
Thank you
--
Yannick
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