About DMARC:

DMARC is a security protocol that provides email authentication and helps organizations prevent fraudulent emails from being sent using their domain. DMARC works by authenticating emails sent from a specific domain, ensuring that they are legitimate and authorized by the domain owner. If an email fails authentication, DMARC provides a way for the domain owner to specify how to handle the email, either by blocking it or sending it to a quarantine mailbox.

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Learn about SPF

SPF is an email authentication protocol that is used to verify whether or not an email message was sent from an authorized source. In other words, it's a way of checking that the email you receive actually comes from the person or organization that it claims to be from. This is achieved by using a series of DNS (Domain Name System) records that are configured by the domain owner.

Learn abut DKIM

DKIM stands for DomainKeys Identified Mail. It's a method of email authentication that allows the recipient to verify that an email message was actually sent by the domain that it claims to be from. DKIM uses cryptographic keys to sign email messages, which can then be verified by the recipient's email server.

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