onmicrosoft.com global rule
See original GitHub issueThat I know all mails from *@*.onmicrosoft.com
are signed (but every subdomain have a different signer).
Since I got an unsigned mail that is phishing is it possible to specify that this domain must be globally signed without specify the signer domain?
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Unfortunately the above rule interferes with the automatic adding of more precise rules for the
onmicrosoft.com
domain. Additionally in my opinion the usage of such domains unrelated to the one which should be responsible for the e-mail brings little value to the end user (onmicrosoft.com
being a little better than most, as it used subdomains for each customer).Given the reasons above, I currently don’t see myself adding such a rule to the defaults.
As a side note, in my opinion the e-mails should not be only signed by the
onmicrosoft.com
domain anyway. Any good service sending e-mails on behalf of third party’s should allow them to specify custom domains used for DKIM signing. And if I understand the documentation correctly, Microsoft does allow it: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/SecurityCompliance/use-dkim-to-validate-outbound-emailIt should be possible by creating the following sign rule:
onmicrosoft.com
*
(i.e. matching all addresses)onmicrosoft.com
domain specifying a specify SDID (e.g.1000
)