Douglas Otis wrote:
Perhaps some providers are upset that some DKIM features allow
original messages to be isolated from injected ads, for example. As it
happens, some of these ads have caused security breaches due to
various cross-site scripting and iFRAME related issues. It seems the
features being declared "unused" also enable the isolation of injected
ads. Often such injected content damages HTML page presentation when
carried as an email message. Isolation of this information can ensure
page annotations better preserve the intended presentation, and ensure
the source of injected information is not confused with that of the
sender.
DKIM should be renamed to SKIM - (Last) Sender Key Identified Mail. It
begins to make sense then, since original authored domain mail have
little control over it.
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