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> there's a lot of evil e-mail messages out there; the cost of
> letting even one of those messages through is unacceptable,
> so false positives are OK.
This is precisely the sort of thing that should have been
covered in much more detail in the Security Considerations
section of the draft.
> I have no problem with the IETF documenting the world as it exists.
> That's what an informational track RFC does.
> (where, "oh well, we'll just block the whole /48 or /32"
> might have unfortunate side effects not forseen yet)
Again, this is missing from the Security Considerations.
--Michael Dillon
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