Measures against spoofing emails, specifications for email encryption: What is SPF?
Register your legitimate email server for your own domain! Introducing examples of operation and limitations.
On our company website, we introduce measures against spoofing emails and the specifications for email encryption. "SPF (Sender Policy Framework)" is a specification that explicitly notifies the receiving MTA of the authorized MTAs by listing the MTAs that can send emails using the email addresses of the managed domain as DNS records. By setting up an SPF record, the receiving mail server can determine whether the email was sent from a legitimate mail server when it receives the email. Please refer to the related links for more information. [Contents] ■ Examples of operation ■ With only SPF settings, how to handle processing is left to the receiving mail server ■ If the sender wants to control the processing, DMARC settings are necessary ■ Is MX record not sufficient? ■ Limitations of SPF ■ Examples that cannot be prevented by SPF records alone *For detailed information, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.
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