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DomainKeys

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An e-mail authentication method that computes a digital signature which is added to the message header. The receiving mail server obtains the sender's public key from the DNS system to validate the signature. In 2004, Yahoo! began to sign all outgoing mail with DomainKeys headers.

Yahoo! and Cisco = DomainKeys Identified Mail
Yahoo!'s DomainKeys was combined with Cisco's Identified Internet Mail system, which maintains signature consistency, to become DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM). DKIM is backward compatible with the DomainKeys system. See e-mail authentication and digital signature.
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A new identification method based upon public-key cryptography is being tested called DomainKeys, along with an IETF effort called DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM).
Will changes to email improve safety and fairness? by Otis, Douglas / Computer Technology Review
PGP, IBM), is currently leading a movement to adopt an international standard for Sender Domain Authentication, having co-authored the draft specification for DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) - a method for validating an identity associated with a message during the time it is transferred over the Internet.
Sendmail Executives Speak on Trusted Messaging at RSA 2007 by Business Wire
Ecelerity's advanced clustering, analytics, interactive APIs, and support for Yahoo(R) DomainKeys were also important features to SubscriberMail.
SubscriberMail Selects OmniTI's Ecelerity Email Solution to Enhance ... by Business Wire
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