eWEEK Europe: Google Joins ISP-Level Anti-Phishing Scheme
“The service, known as Domain Assurance, helps protect companies by blocking fraudulent emails before they reach the consumer’s inbox. Email senders’ domains must be verified using email authentication methods like SPF and DKIM, and they can then add their domains and sub-domains to the Domain Assurance Registry list. This allows ISPs to automatically reject all mail coming from these registered domains that fail authentication.”
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