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For advancement and adoption of standards to help combat this stuff, yes they have indeed. Yahoo as well. Most other companies seem interested in selling band-
by brightball 4y ago
For advancement and adoption of standards to help combat this stuff, yes they have indeed. Yahoo as well.
Most other companies seem interested in selling band-aids to repeated cuts than preventing the cuts in the first place.
- wizofaus 4y agoBut there are still no truly widely used standards to ensure emails are actually from the claimed sender. Many of the most popular phone-based email apps (including Google's) don't even show the from/reply-to addresses by default, and often make it hard to determine what URLs embedded links refer to.
- brightball 4y agoVerifying they are from the actual domain is a huge step in the right direction though. Beyond that, there’s still plenty of work to do but the surface area covered by wide spread DMARC adoption is huge.