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Right. There’s generally going to be other evidence. Rotating the DKIM isn’t going to save anyone relying on the shaggy defense.
by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Right. There’s generally going to be other evidence. Rotating the DKIM isn’t going to save anyone relying on the shaggy defense.
- tptacek 2y agoThis isn't about evidence. In a court case, discovery and court orders can authenticate email messages even if providers publish their keys; the provider will have a record of having verified the email when it was received. But ATO attackers will not have access to those records.