Targeted script to check for DMARC / SPF policies #243
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Other than the inconsistent indent this weeks good to me.
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One more minor thing. Just for tiddy code. Could you either remove or consistently use semi-colons?
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No worries, as you can tell I didn't notice it till the last second either. |
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Could you address the conflict? (Better move before one of the existing entries to avoid conflict with the other ready PR.) |
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Signed-off-by: Prince Mendiratta <prince.mendiratta@getastra.com>
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Thank you, trying this out for the first time so a bit messy. The conflict should've been resolved now I believe. |
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Thank you! |
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DMARC and SPF are a set of email authentication protocols configured domain wide which verify that incoming mail from a specific domain comes from an IP Address authorized by that domain’s administrators and help prevent email spoofing. These protocols are configured over DNS as TXT records.
Our team at Astra Security would like to contribute the scan rule to check if these protocols are configured on a domain or not.
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Signed-off-by: Prince Mendiratta prince.mendiratta@getastra.com