re: #80 Jack Burton in Mactified Forshion

Unless an email was end to end encrypted or used S/MIME or PGP/GPG signatures (something rarely done on routine messages by anyone other than security freaks and definitely not done by anyone doing anything remotely shady), the only “crypto signatures” involved here would be DKIM or TLS in the server-to-server connections when it was sent.

The only thing that verifies is that the email was sent from the organization or domain it claims. Not from any specific person.