Zendesk identifies spoofed emails by examining several key indicators. These include the path the email has taken before reaching Zendesk, whether the email was sent from an authorized location, and any evidence of tampering.
To ensure emails are not flagged incorrectly, it's important to set up SPF and DKIM for your email domain. These measures help authenticate the email's origin and prevent it from being marked as spoofed.
The Sender Authentication flag in Zendesk is a warning that indicates potential email spoofing. If Zendesk cannot confirm that an email was sent from the address in the From line, it tags the comment with POTENTIALMESSAGESPOOFING and flags it…
Email suspension in Zendesk can occur when email authentication fails. This typically happens when an email appears to originate from a source other than the actual sender, often due to failed DMARC checks. To resolve this, ensure the sender is…
Setting up SPF and DKIM for Zendesk is crucial to prevent email spoofing and ensure smooth email delivery. These protocols help authenticate emails, confirming they are sent from authorized sources. Without proper SPF and DKIM configuration, emails…
If your emails are flagged as spoofed in Zendesk, it indicates potential issues with email authentication. First, ensure that the sender is authorized to send emails from your domain by configuring SPF and DKIM. If the problem persists, you might…