New player in the DMARC space
Over on the DMARC-Discuss list, Comcast announced they had turned on DMARC validation and companies that publish DMARC records should start receiving reports from Comcast.
Related Posts
Comcast blocking outgoing port 25
- laura
- Aug 2, 2012
Comcast announced today they’re blocking outbound port 25 for their residential customers. What does this mean for email marketers? Not much, unless your home connectivity is through Comcast and then you’ll just need to follow Comcast’s directions in order to send mail. What does it mean for email receivers? It means a lot of us will be seeing a lot less spam from infected Windows machines.
Is Google failing DKIM keys shorter than 512 bits?
- laura
- Nov 8, 2012
Today’s Wednesday question comes from Andrew B. and got pushed to Thursday so I could check a few more facts.
Read MoreGmail sending out warnings for 512 bit DKIM keys
- laura
- Nov 9, 2012
As an update to yesterday’s post, Gmail is contacting postmasters at domains signing with 512 bit keys to warn them of the upcoming changes. This message also clarifies “DKIM keys failing.” Messages signed with 512 bit keys or less will be treated as unsigned by Gmail in the next week or so.
Read More