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NLnet; Awards To main content Send in your ideas. Deadline August 1, 2026 if (document.location.host !== "nlnet.nl") { const banner = document.getElementById('call_banner'); const a = document.createElement("a"); a.href = "https://nlnet.nl" + document.location.pathname; a.appendChild(document.createTextNode("compare")); a.style.float = "right"; banner.appendChild(a); } Menu Funding Apply for funding Theme funds NGI Zero Support services Projects All projects Currently running Thematic index Stories News & events News Events Webinars Office Hour Podcast NGI Zero Tour Schedule Speaker Bureau Resources Best practices Presentations Hex stickers Support NLnet Financial contribution Join the OIN About us Foundation People Press In the media Contact News & events News 20120521-awards.html Awards The winners of the April 2012 calls are: OpenDKIM and OpenDMARCEven though email as an internet application is nearly four decades old, it is perhaps still the single most universal communication technology in use today. Its open architecture exemplifies the core characteristics of the open and distributed internet, which of course also makes it vulnerable to abuse. There are a number of more modern technologies that can help reduce the most common forms of abuse by spammers, phishers and identity thieves, such as DKIM (see RFC6376) and SPF (RFC 4408). The common idea behind both is to give the receiving mail server some simple technical means to cryptographically validate the origins of incoming email, instead of using ad hoc, error-prone stochastic or rule-based filtering or burdening users.

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