James A. Donald responded to me:
A missing element is motivation for getting something
like this deployed... I think spam could offer such
motivation; and, I strongly believe that a
cryptographic protocol to penalize spammers could be
one of the most important tools against spam.
The cure fo
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On 30 Mar 2005 at 13:00, Amir Herzberg wrote:
> A missing element is motivation for getting something
> like this deployed... I think spam could offer such
> motivation; and, I strongly believe that a
> cryptographic protocol to penalize spammers could be
> one of the most important tools a
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On 30 Mar 2005 at 13:00, Amir Herzberg wrote:
> A missing element is motivation for getting something
> like this deployed... I think spam could offer such
> motivation;
Phishing is costing billions, and is a major obstacle to
electronic commerce. In my judgment, fixing phishing
and f
I think this is a good summary of how it should work, except, that I
don't think messages should be signed by default, only authenticated
(MAC). Users should be clearly aware of making a non-repudable statement.
Plus, it may be preferable to use something like matasignatures.org to
ensure authe
