S/MIME signature not adjusted if outgoing rule changes From-address

Originator:futuretap
Number:rdar://34929398 Date Originated:11-Okt.-2017 10:54 AM
Status:Open Resolved:
Product:Mail Product Version:10.3 (3273)
Classification:Other Bug Reproducible:Always
 
Summary:
When the default address includes an S/MIME cert and the emails are signed by default, the email is still signed with the default cert even if an Outgoing rule changes the From address and thus makes the signature invalid.

Steps to Reproduce:
Configure S/MIME email signing for the default From address.
Configure an outgoing rule that changes the From address if some criterion is met (e.g. a specific To-address).
Send an email that is caught by the Outgoing rule.

Expected Results:
Mail.app should remove the S/MIME signature if the new From address doesn't have an associated S/MIME cert. If it has a different S/MIME cert, it should sign the email based on that different cert.

Actual Results:
The signature based on the default From-address is kept. Because the From-address is changed, the signature doesn't correspond to the From-address and the recipient is alerted that the signature is invalid.

Version:
10.3 (3273)

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