DMARC Compliant Mailing Lists
draft-fosterd-dmarc-compliant-mailing-lists-00
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| Author | Douglas Foster | ||
| Last updated | 2022-04-06 (Latest revision 2021-10-03) | ||
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Abstract
Mailing Lists often make changes to a message before it is retransmitted. This invalidates DKIM signatures, causing a DMARC test on the RFC5322.From addres to fail. A DMARC-compliant mailing list is one which uses member alias addresses to identify the document as sent by a specific author via the mechanism of the list. An appropriate aliasing mechanism will not only prevent DMARC FAIL, but will also allow messages between members, will look natural to senders and recipients, and will allow list organization domains to advance to p=reject. This document describes an aliasing approach which meets these goals.
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