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Email Security Checker

Bring the existing SPF and DMARC public-record observations into one view.

FREE PASSIVE CHECK

Run Email Security Checker

Public targets only. No credentials, changes or anonymous active security testing.

What this check does

  • Separate bounded SPF lookup
  • Separate bounded DMARC lookup

What it does not prove

  • DKIM selectors/signatures are not checked
  • No mailbox, message or credential access
  • No deliverability, spam-filter or full email-security verdict

Interpret the returned state

PASS means the endpoint returned evidence within its named boundary. REVIEW, WARN and FAIL must be read alongside that evidence; they are not automatically vulnerabilities. UNKNOWN means the observation could not establish the answer.

Why it matters

Reading the two policies together makes the next review easier. Their results remain separate: one PASS must not conceal an unknown or missing second observation.

Common review questions

  • One policy is visible while the other needs review.
  • Both policies may exist without covering all legitimate mail.
  • An upstream failure means unknown evidence, not a detected vulnerability.
TECHNICAL GUIDE

Keep the two observations and their limits separate

Run this check once to request the existing SPF and DMARC endpoints. Neither endpoint sends a message or reads a mailbox.

Read each returned state and record. REVIEW means the bounded lookup did not establish the expected record; it is not a penetration-test finding.

For a deeper assessment, supply the authorised domain and the decision you need to make. Do not supply a mail password, API secret or DKIM private key.

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