I noticed this warning appearing in my SCRYPTmail: "Signature can not be verified"
I think you are using the term "signature" in a different way than regular email users would expect.
Within the context of email, to me a signature is the (sometimes automatically added) block of text at the end of an email that contains the senders real name, email address, phone number, web site link, etc.
If I'm understanding correctly, I'd recommend changing "signature" to "sender"
Can you implement DMARC?
I think DMARC may go a long way to helping you identify forgery & phishing vs. good email senders using large 3rd party email services.
I think you are using the term "signature" in a different way than regular email users would expect.
Within the context of email, to me a signature is the (sometimes automatically added) block of text at the end of an email that contains the senders real name, email address, phone number, web site link, etc.
If I'm understanding correctly, I'd recommend changing "signature" to "sender"
Can you implement DMARC?
I think DMARC may go a long way to helping you identify forgery & phishing vs. good email senders using large 3rd party email services.
