DMARC Record Checker
You can control the DMARC record checker and verification processes.
What is DMARC Record Checker?
You can use this query tool to find out whether the DMARC record submission is done correctly on the DNS servers located with your domain name. It is possible to perform the query process in a very practical way with the domain name information you enter in the query field above. As seen in the example, you can get the result of the query for your domain name in seconds, similar to the DMARC query result obtained for the domain name atakdomain.com. Thanks to this verification, you can clearly see how protected you are from the recipient of phishing attacks and spamming.
What is DMARC?
Although DMARC is basically a DNS TXT record, its most important purpose is to prevent phishing and spam submissions. Along with this purpose, it creates a specially developed E-Mail Sender Policies Standard in terms of domain verification, reporting and compliance system. Thanks to the DMARC standard such as SPF and DKIM, which are other standards, secure e-mail transactions can be made. Although DMARC is actually an abbreviation of an English concept, its abbreviation is "Domain-Based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance". The Turkish equivalent of this expansion is also known as "Domain Based Message Authentication, Reporting and Compliance".
How do DMARC Records work?
Third-party people who want to create spam or perform phishing attacks over the mail may attempt to send mail on your behalf by changing the sender part of the mails. In response to this situation, when you add your DMARC records correctly, the most frequently used e-mail providers such as Gmail, Yahoo, and Hotmail produce a report that reveals whether you are spamming thanks to this record you add and send this report to the recipient. Thanks to this process, although the e-mail addresses you send gain a reputation, these e-mails fall into the spam e-mail folders, since the registration query cannot be performed correctly in the spam e-mails sent without your knowledge.
Frequently Asked Questions
DMARC should always be used in conjunction with SPF and DKIM authentication records. In this context, in order to create a DMARC record, first of all, SPF and DKIM records must be completed in your domain name. You will then need to access DNS management and create a TXT record containing the DMARC record tags.
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