Publish a DMARC record with reporting enabled, and within a day or two, an inbox starts filling up with compressed XML attachments from Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and dozens of smaller providers.
If you have ever asked how does DMARC work, the short answer is this: DMARC tells a receiver what to do when a message fails DMARC authentication checks based on SPF, DKIM, and alignment with the visible From domain.
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