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DKIM and DMARC only verify the domain of the mail server ... which is something we care about only because the email clients can't do something better. A signed
by upofadown 8y ago
DKIM and DMARC only verify the domain of the mail server ... which is something we care about only because the email clients can't do something better. A signed email identifies an individual sender. Pretty much apples and oranges.
- jhasse 8y agoSure, but the SMTP server won't sign the email if it was sent with the wrong login. So unless I don't trust the whole domain (in which case even PGP could result in a false sense of security), this pretty much verifies the sender. Only thing I need to do is to check if it's correct.