The Minger Email Address Verification Protocol
draft-hathcock-minger-06
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| Authors | Arvel Hathcock , Jonathan Merkel | ||
| Last updated | 2009-08-03 | ||
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Abstract
This document describes the Minger protocol. Minger is a protocol which allows a mail handling entity to query a remote service and ask the question "do you accept mail for this email address?" It includes security in the form of a hashed shared secret but can also be used anonymously if desired.
Authors
Arvel Hathcock
Jonathan Merkel
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