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Email: the Worst Form of Communication

Technology

The NY Times recently published an article Could Gen Z Free the World from Email. I’m not a member of Generation Z and I just missed the cutoff for Millennial but I can’t agree more – email is the worst form of communication. Putting aside the anxiety it causes, the constant disruption, and the sheer…

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Setup DKIM for Exchange Online

How-To Technology
Microsoft Exchange

Domain Keys Identified Mail (DKIM) is an email security standard that was published in 2011 and is used to cryptographically sign email. A private key is stored on the mail server and a 1024-bit or 2048-bit public key is stored in DNS. While it is now possible to use EdDSA for DKIM instead of RSA…

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