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IETF DKIM Standardization Effort |
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DKIM was a chartered IETF effort,
seeking refinement and standardization of the DKIM specifications.
NOTE WELL
This group operates according to IETF
Policies and Rules for individual participation and for
the handling of intellectual property. Claims regarding DKIM
technology must
be filed with the IETF
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The charter states
the purpose and workplan of the proposed IETF effort. It applies
to the DKIM discussion list.
The ietf-dkim discussion
list is the open venue for pursuing IETF-related DKIM discussion.
(An archive of earlier, IETF-related DKIM discussions is available
for the ietf-mailsig list.)
An online issues list
shows items pending in the working group. |
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Documents |
Working Group Drafts
- DomainKeys Identified
Mail (DKIM) Service Overview
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- DKIM Sender Signing Practices
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Early SSP Proposals (replaced by draft-ietf-dkim-ssp)
- DKIM Sender Signing Practices
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- Considerations for DKIM Policy Language
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- DKIM Third-Party Authorization for Sender Signer Practices
(TPA-SSP)
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- DKIM Signature Authorization Protocol (DSAP)
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Approved
No documents pending.
Published
- Analysis of Threats Motivating DomainKeys
Identified Mail (DKIM)
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- DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) Signatures
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- Requirements for a DomainKeys Identified Mail
(DKIM) Signing Practices Protocol
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Also see: Related IETF Documents. |
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Activities |
DKIM Working Group
- IETF 67, Nov 2006; San Diego
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- IETF 66, Jul 2006; Montreal, CA
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- IETF 65, Mar 2006; Dallas, USA
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- IETF 64, Nov 2005; Vancouver, CA
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BOFs
- IETF 63, Paris, FR; 4 August 2005 (txt)
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- Meeting Slides (ppt)
- Eric's Overview Slide (ppt)
- Minutes of session (html)
- Audio recording of session (mp3)
- Jabber log of session (html)
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- IETF 62, Vancouver, BC, CA; 7 November 2005
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- General slides (ppt)
- Specification overview (pdf)
- Threats analysis overview (pdf)
- Audio recording of session (mp3)
- Jabber log of session (html)
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Technical Review
The IETF Security Area, performed a review on
the two specifications (DomainKeys and Identified Internet
Mail) that provided input to the original DKIM work.
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