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There’d be less domains to spoof per server with SPF spread across more IPs. However you’re right about the long tail and since the best value is likely intern
by donmcronald 3y ago
There’d be less domains to spoof per server with SPF spread across more IPs. However you’re right about the long tail and since the best value is likely internal spoofing (ie: ceo scam), there’s upside to the huge providers just dealing with it for everyone.
- stuartjohnson12 3y agoYeah, if you're worried about standards consistency and exploiting differences in implementation, you're best off in a high-consolidation environment.
- denton-scratch 3y agoAnd if you're worried about a single implementation defect impacting large numbers of users, you're best in a low-consolidation environment.