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{{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

...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

...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

...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

...ory". I would suggest making this a general article on the history of all email authentication protocols. Hopefully, this will segregate the controversial stuff from the

[[Email Authentication]]<br>

...DR notation. The need for a short explanation came up in an article on an email authentication method (SPF). In this case, an entire article on IPv4, or even CIDR, would

[[Email Authentication]]<br>

Email Authentication - DNS Records

'''Reverse MX''' (RMX) is an email authentication method developed by Hadmut Danisch. It became a basis for the two most com

...someone else's account for fun and profit, and an attacker who can defeat email authentication might create a bogus but verifiable message that would hugely embarrass the

...someone else's account for fun and profit, and an attacker who can defeat email authentication might create a bogus but verifiable message that would hugely embarrass the