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'''Definition:''' Email authentication method that verifies the hostname of a client requesting an SMTP session as

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...ts on the SPF article, it seems like there should be plenty of interest in email authentication, and email systems in general. I wonder if we could promote Citizendium th

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...ks to alleviate these problems by identifying the source. To be useful in email authentication, an identity must have three characteristics. It must be unique, verifiable ...can too easily forge the name of a reputable domain. That is the problem email authentication methods seek to avoid.

...ks to alleviate these problems by identifying the source. To be useful in email authentication, an identity must have three characteristics. It must be unique, verifiable ...can too easily forge the name of a reputable domain. That is the problem email authentication methods seek to avoid.

...In this discussion, we will assume the reader understands the basics of [[Email authentication]] and the roles of different agents in the [[Email system]], as illustrated

...In this discussion, we will assume the reader understands the basics of [[Email authentication]] and the roles of different agents in the [[Email system]], as illustrated

'''Definition:''' Email authentication method that verifies the domain name in the envelope return address against {{seealso|Email authentication}} for a general overview and terminology.

{{seealso|Email authentication}} for an overview and terminology. DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) is an [[email authentication]] method using a [[digital signature]] added to the [[Email message headers

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...vy arrow) with each other. These details are important in discussions of [[Email authentication|authentication protocols]]. ...dresses, or some other data that the Receiver can use to run one or more [[Email authentication|authentication methods]].

{{seealso|Email authentication}} for a general overview and terminology. ...ress]] in a [[TCP]] connection to verify the domain name in the envelope [[Email authentication|Return Address]] with every message. The most significant change introduced

{{seealso|Email authentication}} for a general overview and terminology. ...ress]] in a [[TCP]] connection to verify the domain name in the envelope [[Email authentication|Return Address]] with every message. A Pass result provides strong assuranc

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...vy arrow) with each other. These details are important in discussions of [[Email authentication|authentication protocols]]. ...an incoming message has been forwarded. If the MDA runs the most common [[Email authentication|authentication]] checks on the incoming message, it may be rejected as a fo

...vy arrow) with each other. These details are important in discussions of [[Email authentication|authentication protocols]]. ...an incoming message has been forwarded. If the MDA runs the most common [[Email authentication|authentication]] checks on the incoming message, it may be rejected as a fo

== Subtopic: Email Authentication == ??? <subtopic> Email authentication methods fall into two categories. Methods like SPF, SenderID, and CSV rely

...who care about their reputation should protect their name by publishing [[Email authentication|authentication records]] in DNS (the [[Domain Name System]]). Agents who o

...who care about their reputation should protect their name by publishing [[Email authentication|authentication records]] in DNS (the [[Domain Name System]]). Agents who o