DKIM2: The Biggest Change to Email Authentication Since DMARC
DKIM2 is a ground-up replacement for DKIM, moving from single-signature verification to a chain-of-custody model. Here's what's changing, why, and what it means for your infrastructure.
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I'm John Moody — a tech industry veteran with 30+ years of experience, currently building on-premises email delivery systems that handle billions of sends. Writing about engineering leadership, deliverability at scale, and the hard lessons in between.
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Engineering Manager, Email Platforms @ Klaviyo
Building the systems behind billions of email sends. I write about email infrastructure at scale, engineering leadership, and the messy reality of figuring it out as you go.
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