John Levine a écrit : >> dkim can help as one component of a content filtering solution. > > Current versions of Spamassassin can do DKIM checking. Don't turn on > ADSP "reject because I say so" checks (I say this as one of the > authors of the ADSP RFC), but you can adjust your config to list a few > heavily phished DKIM signers like paypal.com and ebay.com on which you > can reject unsigned mail with little collateral damage. > > If you're already using spamassassin, you just add stuff to local.cf > as suggested by comments in the DKIM plugin, and then restart spamd. >
yes. and a few rules were proposed by Mark Martinek (amavisd-new). see amavisd-new docs. however, I had to disable some of these rules because I kept seeing borked dkim sigs from yahoo. anyway, from what I have here, I don't see dkim as bringing much to the battle... I could disable dkim and it wouldn't change the results.
