networkimprov

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by networkimprov 5y ago
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-sovereign_identity https://identity.foundation/ https://human-id.org/ (a non-profit startup)
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by networkimprov 5y ago
This is about SNMP, and says nothing about SMTP.
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by networkimprov 5y ago
I don't mean to be impolite, but it seems like you haven't read any of the links I posted.
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by networkimprov 5y ago
A TMTP server could act as a proxy between a client and service; there are a few use cases for that (mentioned in FAQ, but not in current protocol draft). I'm not aware of any use cases for store-and-forward federation that aren't
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by networkimprov 5y ago
Zillions of websites have active discussion boards, despite the success of Reddit and FB Groups. A handful of webmail providers have centralized a large fraction of all email users. They already have the control you're concerned about.
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by networkimprov 5y ago
Most phishing attacks originate on webmail accounts, which implement DMARC.
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by networkimprov 5y ago
The incredibly damaging and widespread exploitation of SMTP for cybercrime (via phishing, etc) implies that the correct model for Internet messaging is non-federated , i.e. more like HTTP than SMTP. That's not to say that federation i
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by networkimprov 5y ago
My understanding is that most phishing attacks are launched from webmail accounts, which implement DMARC.
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by networkimprov 5y ago
You're most welcome! Patreon link on website ;-)
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by networkimprov 5y ago
Have you looked through the FAQ and protocol draft? https://mnmnotmail.org/faq.html https://github.com/networkimprov/mnm/blob/master/Protocol.md The mnm client app isn't chat-orient
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by networkimprov 5y ago
A second root problem is the insanity of public SMTP on today's Internet: allowing anyone, claiming any identity, to send you any content without limits. I started the "mnm" open source project to enable a new email network,
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by networkimprov 5y ago
This is a relatively deep look into the bottomless task of considering a candiate for a role in an organization. It bears multiple readings. It suggests that you may not learn much from interviews with the candidate, and may learn much more
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by networkimprov 5y ago
Yes the client stores your mail, and the messaging service (aka server) simply relays it between clients. Thanks for the encouragement! Follow mnm: https://twitter.com/mnmnotmail :-)
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by networkimprov 5y ago
For personal backup/archiving, there's replication to multiple clients, also described on the website. Someone will create a web service that implements a TMTP client to replicate your account in the cloud. That's fine for ma
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by networkimprov 5y ago
Dear Internet, For 25 years you've pleaded for an SMTP replacement. But all you got was SaaS, sans interop. Now at long last, here it is. (We're so sorry it's taken so long, but we're only human!) TMTP is a sane network
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mnm is not mail – a sane network protocol for email(twitter.com)
11 points by networkimprov 5y ago|6 comments
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by networkimprov 5y ago
Website: https://mnmnotmail.org The FAQ describes a likely path to mass adoption. Intranet and B2B scenarios are the first two phases. Consumer adoption happens later, and doesn't depend on support by webmail providers.
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mnm is not mail – email protocol to end attacks and promote productivity(twitter.com)
2 points by networkimprov 5y ago|2 comments
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by networkimprov 5y ago
Rationale: email has become a universal cybercrime portal, as it enables social engineering attacks.
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mnm is not mail – a sane network protocol for email(twitter.com)
3 points by networkimprov 5y ago|1 comments
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by networkimprov 5y ago
Stephen is really fun to listen to. This is from the Event Horizon podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpK1d8mTEhI
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Why are Go executable files so large? (updated)(dr-knz.net)
4 points by networkimprov 5y ago|0 comments
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by networkimprov 5y ago
JMAP is an extension of the email protocol stack; it only replaces IMAP. TMTP is an alternative to the entire email protocol stack. It will be standardized after it's been proven in a range of real-world scenarios. The mnm client &
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by networkimprov 5y ago
There's TMTP, "a sane network protocol for email, to end attacks and promote productivity." https://mnmnotmail.org/ https://twitter.com/mnmnotmail
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mnm is not mail – a sane network protocol for email(twitter.com)
5 points by networkimprov 5y ago|0 comments
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by networkimprov 5y ago
Short answer: evolution.
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by networkimprov 6y ago
"Legitimate" because it is open protocol (TMTP), decentralized, store-and-forward, n-identity, and open source. Email is a network, not a product or service. TMTP is the basis for a new network.
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mnm is not mail – a legitimate email replacement(twitter.com)
2 points by networkimprov 6y ago|1 comments
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by networkimprov 6y ago
"Legitimate" because it is open protocol (TMTP), decentralized, store-and-forward, n-identity, and open source. Email is a network, not a product or service. TMTP is the basis for a new network. See also https://mnmnotm
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mnm is not mail – a legitimate email replacement(twitter.com)
3 points by networkimprov 6y ago|1 comments

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