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Sure. I don't know if that's the case only for Gmail, but after email is received, generally, it's verified and results, at the point of receiving are stored on
by precommunicator 3y ago
Sure. I don't know if that's the case only for Gmail, but after email is received, generally, it's verified and results, at the point of receiving are stored on your email server. He's talking about verification after that initial verification. And if you want your emails to be verified, you should be using GPG/PGP/S.MIME or other signing system anyways. DKIM only verifies server, not user.
- ilyt 3y agoBut it also verifies nobody tampered with e-mail after it left the server and that is still valuable. As in the DKIM signature doesn't mean it was really the sender that sent it, but it does say that it wasn't changed after that.