@DarkDeviL the vintage of much of the hosting industry's infrastructure is not to be overstated. We
@DarkDeviL the vintage of much of the hosting industry's infrastructure is not to be overstated. We would not have a business if we required hosting companies to modify sender email addresses. However, we do believe we can help providers improve their security in other ways. For example, we allow providers to receive immediate webhook pushes every time we detect unusual or spammy traffic coming from one of their users.
I know it's not apparent here, but we do a whole lot behind the scenes to detect and stop abuse - far more than most providers do. We sell anti-abuse technology to other transactional email providers, including in the top-five globally. The discussion here has been laser-focused on domain ownership verification, but that is just one tiny part of an enormous array of things you have to do to properly secure outgoing email and achieve decent delivery rates.
I know it's not apparent here, but we do a whole lot behind the scenes to detect and stop abuse - far more than most providers do. We sell anti-abuse technology to other transactional email providers, including in the top-five globally. The discussion here has been laser-focused on domain ownership verification, but that is just one tiny part of an enormous array of things you have to do to properly secure outgoing email and achieve decent delivery rates.
