DKIM is not the answer
By Davey Winder in Editorial
Posted in Uncategorized on
What is it with all the media fuss over the DomainKeys Indentified Mail (DKIM) proposed standard RFC 4871? This email authentication framework uses crypto signatures to verify domains, and the likes of Yahoo! Mail is already seeing some billion DomainKeys signed emails every day. Impressive enough from a take-up perspective, but will it really make the Internet the spam free safe place to do business that its proponents, including large swathes of the media, claim?
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