DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) allows senders to associate a domain name with an email message, thus vouching for its authenticity. A sender creates the DKIM by “signing” the email with a digital signature. This “signature” is located in the message's header. Tiny creates fake keys for a desired Domain. If the domain has imporoperly configured DMARC records SMTP servers will see it as an authenticated email and not be flagged by a spam catcher.
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