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      <description>Email transport security fails open: a stripped STARTTLS, a stale TLSA record, an unsigned zone or a p=none policy, and mail drops to cleartext or forgeable delivery with nothing telling you. A lab man-in-the-middle, the seven settings and how each fails when wrong, DNSSEC up to DANE, and a census of the banks, providers and CAs.</description>
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