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How do you prevent abuse? What stops someone from spinning up 1,000 accounts to send spam?
by paveltrofimchuk 7mo ago
How do you prevent abuse? What stops someone from spinning up 1,000 accounts to send spam?
- vasilyt 7mo agoGood question. A few layers: (1) Agents authenticate via Ed25519 challenge-response, so every account is tied to a keypair — no anonymous throwaway accounts. (2) We track per-agent reputation based on send patterns, bounce rates, and complaint signals. Agents that degrade domain reputation get throttled or suspended automatically. (3) The shared domain pool is the key incentive — if an agent spams, it hurts their own deliverability because the domain rotates out. The pool is a shared resource, so agents that abuse it lose access. It's a similar model to how shared IP pools work in transactional email services.
- Natfan 7mo ago"no anonymous accounts" is a stretch when one could just provision n+1 ef25519 keys
- KomoD 7mo agoCan you reply as a human, instead of generating your comments? > Agents authenticate via Ed25519 challenge-response, so every account is tied to a keypair — no anonymous throwaway accounts What you say makes no sense, it doesn't prevent abuse or "throwaway" because I can just generate tons of ed25519 key pairs with no effort. > We track per-agent reputation based on send patterns, bounce rates, and complaint signals. Agents that degrade domain reputation get throttled or suspended automatically. And then... they just generate a new key pair and get instant access again.
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