DKIM 2048-bit key

For years, the standard key length was 1024-bit DKIM keys, but new methods to break DKIM keys are constantly emerging.​ As a result, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recommends 2048-bit keys.​ DKIM 2048 has a longer key length, which makes signature encryption much more secure, providing a stronger defence against email spoofing and signature forgery. It also improves email deliverability.​

FORM starts generating the DKIM with 2048-bit keys at the customer's request, as they can pass their security compliance when setting up the custom domain.​

All Form system emails have already been signed up with the updated DKIM 2048-bit keys.

How to update the DKIM?

• You can request the feature from your account manager (it’s free) and arrange the date and time to activate it.

• Once you get the confirmation, remove the registered email domain, and then add the same domain as instructed in the Registering Email Domain article.

• Ask your system/network admin to add DKIM and SPF records to your domain's DNS settings.