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Technology domain · MailWho is allowed to send as you?
Email authentication tells the world which servers may send mail for a domain. Without it, impersonation is easy. The scan checks the records and the mail servers behind them.
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What it looks for.
Which servers may send mail for the domain.
Signatures that prove a message was not altered.
The policy that tells receivers what to do with mail that fails.
Internet-facing mail software matched to known vulnerabilities.
The underwriting view.
Missing or monitor-only email authentication makes it easy to send mail that looks like it came from the company, the starting point for most business email compromise.
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