For me, the appeal of a tree walk would be to eliminate the PSL. But an
artificially constructed domain name could have more than 100 segments, so
walking the entire tree seems like an opportunity for denial of service
attacks.
If we walk up from the bottom and quit too soon, a phony but long
I know there has been a fair bit of talk about walk-the-tree. Taking a 24h set
of data, and trying to measure the number of times where this situation may be
warranted. We can try to make a guess the goal is to look for a DMARC policy
between the 5322.From which has an unknown number of
Greetings.
There are, by my count, eleven tickets that are primarily focused on or at
least touch on the issue of policy discovery. A specialized query for them
is at this URL - https://trac.ietf.org/trac/dmarc/report/15
The question of policy discovery has a few options as its answer:
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I’m the Author of that pamphlet and yes „slow-entry“ stands for rate limiting,
as we do not plan to reject traffic completly, I also would like to mention
that this is a WIP document and I’m fascinated that it pops up here, as it only
was a small comment on a completly different topic. I would
