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Comment by snowwrestler

1 month ago

Ok but you can’t block someone else using their own IPs to send email.

If you set DMARC to report, you’ll get notices from remote email systems when they receive noncompliant emails with your domain in the Envelope From field. Those reports are where you’ll see Russian IP addresses show up when they are trying to spoof your emails.

But there is no way to block them because neither the senders nor receivers are on your infrastructure. The best you can do is set a reject DMARC policy and hope everyone follows it.