Spf Dkim Dmarc Security Checker

What SPF DKIM DMARC Security Checker can do in practice

This the tool was designed for people who want to quickly and clearly check the email configuration for their domain, without having to manually enter commands into the console or jump between several different services. You enter the domain name, optionally add DKIM selectors, run the scan and after a while you get a summary that shows the status of SPF, DKIM and DMARC in one place.

SPF DKIM DMARC Security Checker performs DNS queries, reads text records associated with email and presents them in a readable report. You can see whether the domain has an SPF record, how the DMARC policy is configured, whether there are working DKIM records for selected selectors, and how these elements affect your domain's resistance to spoofing and spam. Everything is described in clear messages that can be easily communicated to the technical team or agency that helps with mail handling.

• Searches for the SPF record associated with the domain and shows its contents in its original form.
• Checks whether a DMARC record is configured for the domain and what the active policy is for the main domain and subdomains.
• Parses the specified DKIM selectors and tries to find the corresponding DNS records.
• Builds a concise summary that describes the overall level of protection against spoofing and misconfiguration.

How to work with the tool step by step

The SPF DKIM DMARC Security Checker interface is built to be understandable for administrators, marketing specialists and business owners who do not have to sit in the mail server console every day. The form consists of a field for the domain, a field for DKIM selectors and one switch that allows you to automatically scan popular selectors used by many e-mail service providers.

In practice, it looks like this: you enter, for example, the address of your company domain, add your own DKIM selectors if necessary, select the option to scan the most common selectors, and then click the button to start the scan. Once the tool is finished, you get a view divided into a summary, an SPF section, a DKIM section, a DMARC section, and a table with additional details, so you can quickly see what elements are already configured correctly and what needs refinement.

• You enter the domain for which you want to check SPF, DKIM and DMARC.
• Optionally, you add your own DKIM selectors, separated by commas or spaces if you are working with multiple keys.
• You can enable a switch that allows you to scan common DKIM selectors without manually typing their names.
• You run the analysis, and the tool presents the results in the form of a clear report with a summary and details.

Security Summary and Core Metrics

• Overall SPF statusdescribing whether the tool found the SPF record and whether its contents were correctly read from DNS.
• Information about the presence of DMARCalong with a short snippet of the record that allows you to immediately see whether the policy is more restrictive or more lenient.
• The number of DKIM records foundfor the selected and automatically scanned selectors, which allows you to assess whether the shipping system is signing messages as expected.
• An estimate of the level ofspoofing protection based on a combination of SPF, DKIM and DMARC information, with a short commentary highlighting potential vulnerabilities.

SPF, DKIM and DMARC details in one place

• Full SPF record content so you can see what IP addresses, hosts and engines are allowed to send mail on behalf of the domain.
• Preview of the DMARC policy, including the p tag for the main domain and an optional sp tag that defines how to treat subdomains.
• Information about DMARC reporting addresses, i.e. rua and ruf values, which helps you better manage summary and forensic reports.
• A list of found DKIM records along with the most important key parameters, which makes it easier to assess whether the signatures are up to date and in line with the recommendations of email providers.