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When using Gmail's web interface to send an email with an inline image (copied from clipboard), the mime message is multipart/related. The first body part contains a multipart/alternative section. The boundary following the last body part of the multipart/alternative section and the boundary of the next body part of the multipart/related section are separated by a single CRLF. E.g.:
However, when using the DKIM Verify function to verify the Gmail message, the body hash is calculated over a body with an additional CRLF between these two boundaries. This results in falsifying these kind of Gmail messages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When using Gmail's web interface to send an email with an inline image (copied from clipboard), the mime message is multipart/related. The first body part contains a multipart/alternative section. The boundary following the last body part of the multipart/alternative section and the boundary of the next body part of the multipart/related section are separated by a single CRLF. E.g.:
--e89a8f647253643e8f052238e631--
--e89a8f647253643e93052238e632
However, when using the DKIM Verify function to verify the Gmail message, the body hash is calculated over a body with an additional CRLF between these two boundaries. This results in falsifying these kind of Gmail messages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: