You would then also have to EVALUATE the dkim else the spammer could put
any dkim look alike string in there (or did you intend to imply that).
And if one EVALUATE's dkim, then it is beyond the scope of the SPFv1 spec.
Terry
Frank Ellermann wrote:
Hi, is an op=dkim useful ? It could mean "if you see any mail
claiming to be MAIL FROM user(_at_)domain without DKIM reject it".
Bye, Frank
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