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DKIM

Domain-Based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance What it does: Combines SPF and DKIM results and tells the receiver what to do if an email fails the checks.


  • What it does: Adds a digital signature to your emails so the receiver can check if the email really came from your domain.
  • How it works: Your mail server signs the email with a private key, and the receiver checks the signature using a public key stored in your DNS.
  • Why it matters: Makes sure your email content is authentic.

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