Show HN: Email where an address is a keypair, with an SMTP bridgehttps://dmcn.dev
I nearly got phished earlier this year. 24+ years in software engineering, I know exactly how phishing and spam work and what to look out for, and it still almost worked on me. That's what made me question the entire email landscape rather than just my own attention. It seems every attempt to fix it so far requires either a complex process, joining a closed system, or accepting that mail can never be trustworthy. Or maybe we just need something new and open alongside SMTP that meets our modern-day needs but can bridge and interoperate with SMTP as well. I'm not saying I have all the answers,…
