Mail authentication with Domain Keys Identified Mail – part two

2009-05-01

John Levine

Taughannock Networks, USA

Editor: Helen Martin

Abstract

John Levine discusses the ways in which a DKIM-authenticated domain fits into a mail-handling system, and looks at related technologies that build on DKIM to help recognize good mail senders and deter phishing.

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