DKIM

DKIM, DomainKeys Identified Mail, adds a cryptographic signature to each email, which the recipient can verify against a public key in the sender's DNS. The signature documents that the email comes from the stated domain and has not been altered in transit. DKIM strengthens sender reputation and inbox delivery.

After setting up DKIM, all outgoing emails are signed, and recipients' servers confirm the content is unchanged.

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