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Email authentication
What is DKIM?
How legitimate email carries a signature that receiving systems can verify.
A verifiable signature
A sending system adds a cryptographic signature to a message. The receiving system retrieves the corresponding public key from DNS and verifies that signature.
Selectors matter
DKIM records use selectors chosen by each sending service. There is no universal selector a public checker can reliably guess.
That is why a careful public assessment should not claim DKIM is missing simply because one guessed selector does not resolve.