Difference between pages "Category:Vendor" and "Using signature headers to determine if an email has been forged"

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These headers, included by the mail server, provide a signature of each message. See Gmail Header Format. The public keys are distributed via DNS.

Some other programs can be used by the sender to sign an email message. Programs such as PGP, GnuPG.

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-WetStone Technologies offers Digital Investigation products and training.
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-Our products include:
-*  [[Gargoyle Investigator™]
-* [[LiveWire Investigator™]].
-* [[LiveDiscover™]]
-* [[Stego Suite™]]
-Our trainings include:
-*  [[Hacking BootCamp for Investigators™]
-* [[Live Investigator Training™]].
-* [[Steganography Investigator Training™]]
+== Domain Key Signatures ==
-==Industry Awards==
+These headers, included by the mail server, provide a signature of each message. See [[Gmail Header Format]]. The public keys are distributed via [[Domain Name System|DNS]].
-In both 2007 and 2008 WetStone was named Best Computer Forensics Solution from SC Magazine
+== Signed mail ==
-and the 2007 Innovator
-== External Links ==
+Some other programs can be used by the sender to sign an email message. Programs such as [[PGP]], [[GnuPG]].
-[http://www.wetstonetech.com]
+== See Also ==
-[http://www.wetstonetech.com/blogs/]
+* [[Using message id headers to determine if an email has been forged]]
-[http://www.wetstonetech.com/forensictools.html]
-[http://www.wetstonetech.com/trainings.html]
-[[Category:Vendor]]
+[[Category:Howtos]]