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The integrity and authenticity of digital communications, specifically through DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail), provide a robust mechanism against spoofing by attaching a digital signature verified against a public DNS record. However, challenges arise when specified headers, such as 'junk', are missing. The protocol's flexibility in handling these scenarios ensures that missing headers do not automatically lead to verification failures, maintaining the balance between security and practicality.

Addressing DKIM verification challenges when sending messages via Google's Gmail API highlights the complexities of ensuring digital security in modern communication.

Securing DKIM implementation in .NET Core for Office 365 email servers is crucial for organizations aiming to enhance email security and integrity.

Implementing multiple DKIM and SPF records on a single domain, particularly alongside Microsoft Exchange, provides a robust framework to enhance the security and integrity of domain-based messaging.