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			==About==
			[[X-Google-DKIM-Signature]] is a [[email header\|header]] item which appears in most or all email messages sent by [[Gmail]] (including automated forwards). Its meaning does not appear to be officially documented, though it seems likely it is used by Gmail to ensure that legitimate replies to messages sent through Gmail will be accepted as legitimate regardless of any other indications which might otherwise cause Gmail to reject or spam-folder the message.
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	* [https://emailheaders.net/gmail.html How to View and Analyze Gmail Message Header] says: {{fmt/quote\|In addition to various authentications, Google itself adds an X-Google-DKIM Signature field in email header to improve authentication of signatures. The subsequent fields located within the field signifies the information related to digital signatures encoding.}} It also gives a breakdown of the terms used.		* [https://emailheaders.net/gmail.html How to View and Analyze Gmail Message Header] says: {{fmt/quote\|In addition to various authentications, Google itself adds an X-Google-DKIM Signature field in email header to improve authentication of signatures. The subsequent fields located within the field signifies the information related to digital signatures encoding.}} It also gives a breakdown of the terms used.
	* '''2013-02-14''' [https://serverfault.com/questions/478883/how-did-spammer-spoof-emails-with-my-google-apps-domain-it-even-has-dkim How did spammer spoof emails with my google apps domain (it even has DKIM!)] {{fmt/quote\|Don't worry about X-Google-DKIM-Signature (or any other headers prepended with X- in general), this one is [[Gmail]] specific and it is not a real [[DKIM]] signature for your domain. If you want to set up one, review the following article...}}		* '''2013-02-14''' [https://serverfault.com/questions/478883/how-did-spammer-spoof-emails-with-my-google-apps-domain-it-even-has-dkim How did spammer spoof emails with my google apps domain (it even has DKIM!)] {{fmt/quote\|Don't worry about X-Google-DKIM-Signature (or any other headers prepended with X- in general), this one is [[Gmail]] specific and it is not a real [[DKIM]] signature for your domain. If you want to set up one, review the following article...}}

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==notes==
* [https://emailheaders.net/gmail.html How to View and Analyze Gmail Message Header] says: {{fmt/quote|In addition to various authentications, Google itself adds an X-Google-DKIM Signature field in email header to improve authentication of signatures. The subsequent fields located within the field signifies the information related to digital signatures encoding.}} It also gives a breakdown of the terms used.
* '''2013-02-14''' [https://serverfault.com/questions/478883/how-did-spammer-spoof-emails-with-my-google-apps-domain-it-even-has-dkim How did spammer spoof emails with my google apps domain (it even has DKIM!)] {{fmt/quote|Don't worry about X-Google-DKIM-Signature (or any other headers prepended with X- in general), this one is [[Gmail]] specific and it is not a real [[DKIM]] signature for your domain. If you want to set up one, review the following article...}}

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