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But if I can get a domain that looks almost like yours and send an email from there, what good is DKIM then unless someone's paying real close attention?
by coldacid 8y ago
But if I can get a domain that looks almost like yours and send an email from there, what good is DKIM then unless someone's paying real close attention?
- jhasse 8y agoYour new domain will look suspicious to any bigger spam filter (e.g. Gmail's) and therefore you have to be really careful with the content of your email so that it gets through. But I agree that this is rather intransparent for the user. What we need is a warning like "You have never received an email from this domain. Do you want to trust it?" and something like the Extended Validation Certificate for companies (does something like this already exist?). Not PGP though.