'Leak-Proof' Anti-Spam Solution?

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Saturday April 22, 2006 @10:12AM from the how-well-would-it-work? dept.

sikandril asks: "In an effort to help the Internet community and user-base at large in fighting spam, I have decided to put up this white paper for public review and remarks. As you will see, the system provides an almost 'waterproof' solution to spam blockage via an opt-in system. The main drawback is that everyone (except spammers or other evildoers) has to have this installed in order for it to work perfectly. A small number of installs means that unknown legit contacts still might show up as spam, albeit only for the first e-mail and/or until they too elect to install the software. I'm an independent developer located in Israel, and would love to hear your ideas regarding this."

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I already found my spam solution... by dtdns · 2006-04-22 14:41 · Score: 0, Offtopic

ModusMail by Vircom. Assuming you have a Windows server and a bunch of cash to throw at the problem, spam is pretty much toast with their software. Yeah, I know it's not FOSS, but it is the best tool for the job in my situation and worth a look.