> Should all paypal email have a return-path/envelope sender address as 
> paypal.com (http://paypal.com/)?
Yes, unless the message was sent through a forwarder. Then the envelope sender 
will be generated by the forwarding MTA. Also, remember that PayPal has other 
domains besides paypal.com (paypal.co.uk, paypal.com.mx, etc...)
> DKIM is based on the From address, so if it passes DKIM_VALID_AU, doesn't 
> that mean the From address (serv...@paypal.com (mailto:serv...@paypal.com)) 
> is authenticated?
Yes
> Can I use spamassassin -D on an email I've already received to confirm DKIM 
> signature?
Yes, as long as the sender hasn't changed their selectors/keys in the meantime. 
-Kent

On Thu, Nov 7, 2024 at 07:56 AM, Alex <mysqlstud...@gmail.com> wrote: > 
welcomelist_auth *@ paypal.com [2] > blocklist_from *@ paypal.com [2] the dkim 
is imho 100% invalid, there missing important headers dkim signed, eg 
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 > welcomelist_auth *@paypal.com (http://paypal.com) [2]
 > blocklist_from *@paypal.com (http://paypal.com) [2]
 the dkim is imho 100% invalid, there missing important headers dkim 
 signed, eg message-id, doh, reuse forgin is very simple then
Should all paypal email have a return-path/envelope sender address as 
paypal.com (http://paypal.com)?
DKIM is based on the From address, so if it passes DKIM_VALID_AU, doesn't that 
mean the From address (serv...@paypal.com (mailto:serv...@paypal.com)) is 
authenticated?
Can I use spamassassin -D on an email I've already received to confirm DKIM 
signature?
  for spamassassin we could add selector blacklistning to solve thease 
 cases
 if i get the whole email unedited i can make a yara rule to catch it
I will forward it to you separately. I'd be interested in hearing more about 
blocking based on DKIM selector. 
Do you have more information on this? I'm aware of yara rules, but can you 
share more about how you would do this as it applies to SA and how to create 
the signatures? 
Is this really any better than reporting to DCC/pyzor/razor and/or clamav or 
other signature services?

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