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Sender ID for everyone!

In an attempt to promote the use of Sender ID, Microsoft is making this e-mail security technology available under its Open Specification Promise (OSP) program. This means that users will be able to implement, commercialize and modify Microsoft's patented e-mail authentication technology without having to sign a licensing agreement.

"REDMOND, Wash. — Oct. 23, 2006 — Microsoft Corp. today announced that its Sender ID Framework specification for e-mail authentication is now available under the company’s Open Specification Promise (OSP), an irrevocable promise to every individual in the world that they can make use of the covered Microsoft® technology easily and for free. This is another step forward in the company’s commitment to delivering interoperability by design."

Related links:

  • Microsoft Promotes Interoperability for E-Mail Safety Solutions With Sender ID Framework
  • Microsoft's Sender ID Spec Now Freely Available
  • Microsoft sets Sender ID free
  • Posted: Tue, Oct 24 2006 8:19 by Rui Silva | with no comments
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