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Signing an Email

Email messages can be forged easily making them appear to be sent from someone you trust. Digital signatures can be added to an email to allow the recipients to verify you are who you say you are. To add a digital signature to an email follow the steps below:

If a Private Key already exists in the Default Private Keys Key Store skip to the next step. If not, follow the steps outlined in the Create an SSL Certificate section to create a Private Key.

Select

Workflows

from the main menu, click

Projects

, and then navigate to the folder where the new Project should go.

Click the

Create a Project

button, specify a Project Name and click

Save

From within the Project Designer page, expand the Email folder in the Component Library, and then drag the Send Email task to the Project Outline.

Within the Send Email task page:

Select the SMTP Server resource from the drop-down list.

Specify a From address. The email address specified here will be used when performing an auto-lookup against the Default Private Keys Key Store to find the sender's private key. If a key is not found that contains that email address an error is displayed during execution. The auto-lookup feature will use the first key in the Key Store that matches that email address. If this is not desired, a Private Key Alias can be specified on the Send Email task's From sub-element.

Specify a To address, Subject and Message.

Click on the Advanced tab and set the Sign Message attribute to true.

Click on the

Save

button.

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