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by SmellTheGlove 534 days ago
Right. There’s generally going to be other evidence. Rotating the DKIM isn’t going to save anyone relying on the shaggy defense.
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This isn't about evidence. In a court case, discovery and court orders can authenticate email messages even if providers publish their keys; the provider will have a record of having verified the email when it was received. But ATO attackers will not have access to those records.