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the program will result in better defenses against server-bound online
attacks, spam campaigns, adware and other malware that is dependent on
HTML code to execute properly. Further, Microsoft thinks this could be
a boon for third-party security firms and security administrators at
the enterprise level by giving them the ability to block certain hosts
from sending messages as well as the ability to use this data as a
basis for IT auditing and forensic analysis of messaging and network
systems.

"In the next-generation Internet, anonymity and traceability should
be offered and reconciled by design rather than by accident," the
researchers added.

About the Author

Jabulani Leffall is a journalist whose work has appeared in the
Financial Times of London, Investor's Business Daily, The Economist and
CFO Magazine, among others.