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You don't need public certificates for DKIM, it uses privately generated ones for as long as you want to keep them. (A security researcher recently found quite
by inejge 2y ago
You don't need public certificates for DKIM, it uses privately generated ones for as long as you want to keep them. (A security researcher recently found quite a few domains using weak DKIM keys generated by buggy Debian OpenSSL, more than fifteen years ago.)
- nubinetwork 2y agoI could swear at one point you needed one, but I just half-setup opendkim and it generated one without me needing to make one by hand... when I get around to updating the DNS on my personal domains, I guess I'll see how things turn out.