SSL on the web verifies that the sender is who they've verified to a third party that they are. It does not verify that they're trustworthy in any way, shape, o

SSL on the web verifies that the sender is who they've verified to a third party that they are. It does not verify that they're trustworthy in any way, shape, or form. What makes an organization "well-known" enough to be on this list? What happens if an organization is not on this list? What if I'm a completely-legitimate (S-Corp paperwork filed!) organization called amazorn.com? And what problem does this solve that the current DMARC system does not?