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SpoofThatMail : Bash Script To Check If A Domain Or List Of Domains Can Be Spoofed Based In DMARC Records

SpoofThatMail is a Bash script to check if a domain or list of domains can be spoofed based in DMARC records

File with domains:

sh SpoofThatMail.sh -f domains.txt

One single domain:

sh SpoofThatMail.sh -d domain

The script may not work if sp param is before p param (currently working on this)

Test manually using nslookup -type=txt _dmarc.domain.com

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