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Is there any service that can process DMARC report e-mails? Those mails with zips with indecipherable XMLs inside them are a bit useless. Something that takes t

Is there any service that can process DMARC report e-mails? Those mails with zips with indecipherable XMLs inside them are a bit useless. Something that takes the junk, gives a nice human readable dashboard, and informs me if something is wrong, would be nice.

snowwrestler 3y ago
Dmarcian, I think.
rbut 3y ago
Postmark have a free DMARC service [1] that emails you a report once a week. I use it for all my domains. Note that they also have a paid offering, but this one is free. [1] https://dmarc.postmarkapp.com https://dmarc.postmarkapp.com
- kaetemi 3y ago
  This looks very easy to set up, thanks. I'll try it tomorrow.
linuxalien 3y ago
Mailhardener and dmarcdigests are 2 that I've used. Dmarcdigests also has a free version through postmark that sends you a summary email weekly instead of a dashboard. I personally like mailhardener, I felt the dashboard was better and easier to understand.
wetoastfood 3y ago
I’ve been using DMARC Digests for a year and haven’t had any issues. Was quick to set up.
donmcronald 3y ago
The DMARC industry is nuts. Most services charge a lot for what amounts to retrieving emails and doing a little XML parsing. It’s mostly transient data too, so it’s not like paying for a ton of redundancy is worth it. IMHO, they’ve taken something that should be simple and turned it into a complex system that needs a ton of infrastructure because they all want a SaaS business. Everyone pays for the cost of scaling when simple sharding would do for most users. I’d love to have a simple, self hosted DMARC analyzer running on something like PocketBase.
hannob 3y ago
Not a service, but I can offer an opensource script to give a basic summary: https://github.com/hannob/rpter https://github.com/hannob/rpter If there's demand, I could start a SaaS business for it :-)
reddalo 3y ago
I tried EasyDMARC in the past [1], it's easy to use but the free plan is very limited and the cheapest plan is a bit too pricey for me. [1] https://easydmarc.com/ https://easydmarc.com/
freddieleeman 3y ago
https://URIports.com/dmarc https://URIports.com/dmarc offers services starting at just $1 monthly for up to 3 domains. It's GDPR compliant and includes features like notifications, hosted MTA-STS for protection against Man-in-the-Middle (MiTM) downgrade attacks, and much more.

snowwrestler 3y ago

Dmarcian, I think.

rbut 3y ago

Postmark have a free DMARC service [1] that emails you a report once a week. I use it for all my domains. Note that they also have a paid offering, but this one is free. [1] https://dmarc.postmarkapp.com https://dmarc.postmarkapp.com

kaetemi 3y ago
This looks very easy to set up, thanks. I'll try it tomorrow.

linuxalien 3y ago

Mailhardener and dmarcdigests are 2 that I've used. Dmarcdigests also has a free version through postmark that sends you a summary email weekly instead of a dashboard. I personally like mailhardener, I felt the dashboard was better and easier to understand.

wetoastfood 3y ago

I’ve been using DMARC Digests for a year and haven’t had any issues. Was quick to set up.

donmcronald 3y ago

The DMARC industry is nuts. Most services charge a lot for what amounts to retrieving emails and doing a little XML parsing. It’s mostly transient data too, so it’s not like paying for a ton of redundancy is worth it. IMHO, they’ve taken something that should be simple and turned it into a complex system that needs a ton of infrastructure because they all want a SaaS business. Everyone pays for the cost of scaling when simple sharding would do for most users. I’d love to have a simple, self hosted DMARC analyzer running on something like PocketBase.

hannob 3y ago

Not a service, but I can offer an opensource script to give a basic summary: https://github.com/hannob/rpter https://github.com/hannob/rpter If there's demand, I could start a SaaS business for it :-)

reddalo 3y ago

I tried EasyDMARC in the past [1], it's easy to use but the free plan is very limited and the cheapest plan is a bit too pricey for me. [1] https://easydmarc.com/ https://easydmarc.com/

freddieleeman 3y ago

https://URIports.com/dmarc https://URIports.com/dmarc offers services starting at just $1 monthly for up to 3 domains. It's GDPR compliant and includes features like notifications, hosted MTA-STS for protection against Man-in-the-Middle (MiTM) downgrade attacks, and much more.