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A forwarded email loses its cryptographic signature. Learn how DKIM verification on the original .eml file can establish whether the content is unchanged.

Under the Civil Evidence Act 1995, email is admissible but must be authenticated. Learn what courts expect and how a DKIM verification report can support a witness statement.

DKIM is like a wax seal on a letter — it indicates the content has not changed since the sender's mail server signed it. A plain-English guide with no jargon.

Step-by-step instructions for saving an email as a .eml file in the three most popular email clients — the first step in verifying its authenticity.

Scammers forge bank emails to commit fraud. Learn the signs to look for and how cryptographic verification can give you certainty.