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A Retrospective on A Retrospective on Future Anti-Spam Standards Future Anti-Spam Standards Internet Society of China Internet Society of China Beijing – September, 2004 Beijing – September, 2004 Dave Crocker Dave Crocker Brandenburg InternetWorking Brandenburg InternetWorking <http://brandenburg.com/current.html> <http://brandenburg.com/current.html>

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Page 1: A Retrospective on Future Anti-Spam Standards Internet Society of China Beijing – September, 2004 Dave Crocker Brandenburg InternetWorking

A Retrospective on A Retrospective on Future Anti-Spam StandardsFuture Anti-Spam Standards

A Retrospective on A Retrospective on Future Anti-Spam StandardsFuture Anti-Spam Standards

Internet Society of ChinaInternet Society of ChinaBeijing – September, 2004Beijing – September, 2004

Dave CrockerDave CrockerBrandenburg InternetWorkingBrandenburg InternetWorking

<http://brandenburg.com/current.html><http://brandenburg.com/current.html>

Internet Society of ChinaInternet Society of ChinaBeijing – September, 2004Beijing – September, 2004

Dave CrockerDave CrockerBrandenburg InternetWorkingBrandenburg InternetWorking

<http://brandenburg.com/current.html><http://brandenburg.com/current.html>

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Retrospective on the FutureRetrospective on the FutureRetrospective on the FutureRetrospective on the Future

Spam is complex, confusing and emotional Imagine that time has passed What changes will be important?

Email Will it still be easy to reach everyone? Will it be cumbersome, with fragmented communities?

Spam Legitimate business will behave acceptably (mostly) Rogue (criminal) spammers will be worse than today

Spam is complex, confusing and emotional Imagine that time has passed What changes will be important?

Email Will it still be easy to reach everyone? Will it be cumbersome, with fragmented communities?

Spam Legitimate business will behave acceptably (mostly) Rogue (criminal) spammers will be worse than today

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Security FunctionsSecurity FunctionsSecurity FunctionsSecurity Functions

Term Function

Identification Who does this purport to be?

Authentication

Is it really them?

Authorization

What are they allowed to do?

AccreditationWhat do I think of the agency giving them that permission?

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What Will Be Standard?What Will Be Standard?What Will Be Standard?What Will Be Standard?

Accountability(Author & Operator) AuthenticationAuthentication Authorization Reputation

Filtering Format of rules

Accountability(Author & Operator) AuthenticationAuthentication Authorization Reputation

Filtering Format of rules

Reporting & monitoring

Immediate problems Aggregate statistics

Enforcement(Contracts and laws

are standards) Terminology Acceptable behavior

Reporting & monitoring

Immediate problems Aggregate statistics

Enforcement(Contracts and laws

are standards) Terminology Acceptable behavior

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Email Path(s) Today!Email Path(s) Today!Email Path(s) Today!Email Path(s) Today!

MUA

MSA MTA

MTA MDA

MUA

MTA

MTA

PeerMTA

PeerMTA

MTA

MTA

MTA

MTA

MTA

MTA

MDA

MUA

Mail Agents

MUA = UserMSA = SubmissionMTA = TransferMDA = Delivery

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SPF and Sender-ID:SPF and Sender-ID:Author Path RegistrationAuthor Path RegistrationSPF and Sender-ID:SPF and Sender-ID:Author Path RegistrationAuthor Path Registration

oMUA MSA MTAMTA11

MTAMTA44 MDA rMUA

MTAMTA33

MTAMTA22

PeerMTA

PeerMTA

Assigns Sender & MailFrom

Did MSA authorize MTA1 to send this message?

Did MSA authorize MTA2

to send this message?

Did MSA authorize MTA3 to send this message?

1. Authority and Accreditation of MSA and MSA domain administrators

2. MSA must pre-register and trust each MTA in path

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My Personal FavoritesMy Personal FavoritesMy Personal FavoritesMy Personal Favorites

Validate content DomainKeys Public key signature of

the message

Validate operator CSV Operator validates MTA

[Validate MailFrom] [BATV]

Validate content DomainKeys Public key signature of

the message

Validate operator CSV Operator validates MTA

[Validate MailFrom] [BATV]

Reputation CSA & DNA (CSV)

Reporting No candidates, yetNo candidates, yet

Enforcement We are still learningWe are still learning

Reputation CSA & DNA (CSV)

Reporting No candidates, yetNo candidates, yet

Enforcement We are still learningWe are still learning

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Client SMTP Validation: Client SMTP Validation: Assess Peer MTAAssess Peer MTAClient SMTP Validation: Client SMTP Validation: Assess Peer MTAAssess Peer MTA

MUAMUA MSAMSA MTAMTA

MTAMTA MDAMDA MUAMUA

MTAMTA

MTAMTA

Peer MTA

• Does a domain's operator authorize this MTA to be sending email?

• Do independent accreditation services consider that domain's policies and practices sufficient for controlling email abuse?

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CSV FunctionsCSV FunctionsCSV FunctionsCSV Functions

Term FunctionsIdentification Client SMTP HELO domain

name

Authentication Domain name lists IP Address

Authorization Name is authorized to be MTA

Accreditation 1. Name may point to accreditors

2. Accreditors may list domains

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How to Choose the FutureHow to Choose the FutureHow to Choose the FutureHow to Choose the Future

Look at each choice Who must adopt it? When? How much effort is need to administer it? How much does it change email?

Look at each choice Who must adopt it? When? How much effort is need to administer it? How much does it change email?

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