Re: [mailop] [EXTERNAL] DMARC p=reject Interaction with security gateways

2024-08-24 Thread Mark Alley via mailop
It entirely depends on what the protected mail system (likely O365, given the DMARC reports) has configured. As Faisal mentioned, most of the time, these reports sent from Microsoft can be ignored if they show these SEGs as the originating source. Generally, o365 administrators configure their te

Re: [mailop] [EXTERNAL] DMARC p=reject Interaction with security gateways

2024-08-23 Thread Alex Shakhov via mailop
Michael - Thank you for sharing this! Inky, for example, includes an external notification in the email body. However, we have never received a rejection notification for emails that failed DMARC. We suspect that some emails sent to M365 users registered through GoDaddy with Proofpoint add-on are s

Re: [mailop] [EXTERNAL] DMARC p=reject Interaction with security gateways

2024-08-23 Thread Michael Wise via mailop
If the traffic passes thru a filtering gateway in front of the recipient server, SPF will fail. Also, if that gateway modified the Subject, From, or prepends a message about it being, “External” in the body of the message, then DKIM will fail. And in either of the above, DMARC will almost certai