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		bawolff on Oct 1, 2023 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Learn and Test DMARC I mean i dont think requiring dkim would stop attacks based on totally broken authentication. In that scenario, mailchimp might as well be signing the emails for the incorrect domain as well.

pests on Oct 1, 2023 [–]

True. MailChannels, not MailChip though. They handle email for a lot of webhosting providers.

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