A security vulnerability was discovered at GitHub back in 2012 that made it possible for an attacker to add new SSH keys to arbitrary GitHub user accounts. Although there was no known malicious activity using this exploit, they took the responsible step to email all their users that have SSH keys associated with their account to verify and approve them before they could be used to clone/pull/push repositories over SSH again.
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Checking your DKIM DNS record
What is DKIM?
DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) is a method for email authentication designed to detect sender address forgery (spoofing) in email, which is often used in spam and phishing emails.
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