Regional domain · mail authentication
hrid.krd
hrid.krd publishes no SPF or DMARC
hrid.krdNo SPFNo DMARC1 name in the log
What is published
- SPF
- none found
- SPF default
- not stated
- DMARC
- none found
- DMARC policy
- none published
hrid.krd publishes no SPF or DMARCNothing in DNS tells a receiving server how to treat mail claiming to come from this domain, so a forgery has nothing to fail. If the domain sends no mail at all, publishing a rejecting policy says so explicitly.
What it means
This domain publishes no policy telling receivers what to do with mail that fails authentication. Mail that claims to come from hrid.krd therefore has little or nothing it can fail.
How it is fixed
Publish a DMARC record at _dmarc.hrid.krd. Start at p=none with a reporting address, read the reports, then move to p=quarantine and p=reject once legitimate senders are accounted for. A domain that sends no mail at all can publish a rejecting policy immediately.
This reads only what hrid.krd has chosen to publish in DNS.
No mail was sent, no mail server was contacted, and this does not test whether
spoofing would in fact succeed — only what the domain has asked receivers to do.
Anyone can verify it with a DNS query.