DMARC

Email authentication protocol preventing domain spoofing and phishing attacks.

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Microsoft Begins Rejecting Emails Without Proper Authentication

Outlook now bounces unauthenticated emails; ensure SPF, DKIM, and DMARC are correctly configured.

Microsoft Begins Rejecting Emails Without Proper Authentication
Unauthorized DNS Changes Suggest Possible GoDaddy Issue

Unexpected SPF and CNAME modifications bypassed DMARC, raising concerns about domain security with GoDaddy.

Unauthorized DNS Changes Suggest Possible GoDaddy Issue
Why Email Security and Compliance Matter More Than Authentication

Domain authentication alone doesn’t guarantee deliverability; security and compliance are critical for email success.

Why Email Security and Compliance Matter More Than Authentication
Google DMARC Reports Stopped Since April 13

Google has ceased sending DMARC reports, creating blind spots for email security monitoring.

Google DMARC Reports Stopped Since April 13
Mailchimp Newsletter Blocked Despite Strict DMARC Policy

p=reject DMARC blocked Mailchimp emails due to DKIM failures, despite unchanged DNS and Cloudflare settings.

Mailchimp Newsletter Blocked Despite Strict DMARC Policy
Hidden SPF Abuse via Look-Alike SendGrid Domain

A typo-based SPF include exposed how look-alike domains can bypass security.

Hidden SPF Abuse via Look-Alike SendGrid Domain
Why Some Domains Are Heavily Spoofed While Others Are Safe

Spoofing targets depend on domain exposure, authentication gaps, and automation—not company size or staff count.

Why Some Domains Are Heavily Spoofed While Others Are Safe