There is a new release of Mail::SRS at
http://www.anarres.org/projects/srs/
This release solves the problem whereby spammers might inject a false SRS
address into a shortcutting SRS chain by maintaining a cryptographic
reverse check only at the root of the chain and forwarding without
cryptography from then on, since the root cryptographic check will always
catch anyone trying to cheat by return mail.
I'm hoping for documentation patches to either the web page or the
tutorial, both of which have been hastily adapted from the older scheme in
order to get this release out of the door.
Have fun. Run "make teach" as always.
Bugger, it's 1am again.
S.
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http://www.anarres.org/projects/srs/
This release solves the problem whereby spammers might inject a false SRS
address into a shortcutting SRS chain by maintaining a cryptographic
reverse check only at the root of the chain and forwarding without
cryptography from then on, since the root cryptographic check will always
catch anyone trying to cheat by return mail.
I'm hoping for documentation patches to either the web page or the
tutorial, both of which have been hastily adapted from the older scheme in
order to get this release out of the door.
Have fun. Run "make teach" as always.
Bugger, it's 1am again.
S.
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Shevek http://www.anarres.org/
I am the Borg. http://www.gothnicity.org/
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