DKIM
DKIM, which stands for DomainKeys Identified Mail, is an email authentication method that helps prevent email spoofing
When an email is sent using DKIM, the sender’s domain
By verifying the DKIM signature, the recipient’s email server can ensure that the email has not been altered during transit and that it was indeed sent by the claimed sender. This helps prevent email spoofing, where malicious actors impersonate legitimate senders to deceive recipients and carry out phishing
DKIM provides an additional layer of security for email communications and enhances trust between senders and recipients. It helps combat spam, phishing, and other forms of email fraud by allowing email providers to verify the authenticity of incoming messages. Additionally, DKIM can also help improve email deliverability
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