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Expand DMARC Options/Scoring
Idea shared by kevind - 5/10/2024 at 1:52 PM
Proposed
Currently you can enable DMARC for incoming mail and enter a single score if it's suspicious. But  that seems limited as there are quite a few DMARC results. Suggest the DMARC section be expanded to accomodate the many results:
  • DMARC: [none]
  • DMARC: [failed]
  • DMARC: [passed]
  • DMARC: [skipped] (multiple reasons)
Might make sense to provide a score for each of the above, and passed would be a negative number.

Google and Yahoo now require domains to have DMARC, so let's give SmarterMail the ability to do the same thing. If a spammer sends email with no DMARC, I want to reject or give it a high score. Thanks!

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Yes, I have asked for this as well.  Ticket 2DD-2D39507C-0B13 from January
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Yes, +1 let's vote this up.

Would be nice to set DMARC [passed]: -5
just like you can specify DKIM [Pass]: -5

Also, curious about the "_ARC: none" in the header. Not familiar with that.
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Also, this feature would be nice for blocking spam from onmicrosoft.com domain as most of it doesn't have DMARC.

So when you see this line in SMTP:
DMARC Results: None (Domain: , Reason: No DMARC record found), Reason: No DMARC record found, Reject? False
You could assign it 10 to 20 points!

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