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Hi,
It sounds like DMARC enforcement is not enabled on your organization. Once enabled it should honor the DMARC rules set by the domain owner.
Kind regards, Robin
The DMARC enforcement under WorkMail "Organization settings" DMARC tab is enabled, I've double-checked that.
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Hi,
I was also in the same position. Let me share what I have done to filter out the spam.
AWS SES -> Email Receiving -> INBOUND RULE -> Select Target Domain -> Enable SPAM filtering + TLS required.
This reduced my spam significantly.
Hope this helps. Regards,
Taka
respondido há 2 anos
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X-SES-Spam-Verdict: PASS X-SES-Virus-Verdict: PASS Received-SPF: softfail (spfCheck: transitioning domain of <my domain> does not designate 88.209.254.24 as permitted sender) client-ip=88.209.254.24; envelope-from=Noreply@<my domain>; helo=kxaeyoak.americamidol.com; Authentication-Results: amazonses.com; spf=softfail (spfCheck: transitioning domain of <my domain> does not designate 88.209.254.24 as permitted sender) client-ip=88.209.254.24; envelope-from=Noreply@<my domain>; helo=kxaeyoak.americamidol.com; dmarc=fail header.from=<my domain>; X-SES-RECEIPT: AEFBQUFBQUFBQUFFUEJKYXA4c2wxd214NFBjTVQ3UU8vMlRkUkdnY2t2b2E2UHZVQ2lQNXZ2SGJpbzRqNTF2QVJnc1VtRitCZ2hHMDhHYW5KY0pPNFROdFFndGc2cU5tRnVjbUM1bGdGeDVLRnpDdExxSUs4VWs0LzJuZjVnY2pRVXlXODJ6RWVGS0V5dTN6aVNrSFBqMnpIQUJPVUd6RmJrcW1BYmRIYlVQQ2c3Q0xXTUZVU2tWbWVQSVg2ZWpvSWI1a3p4STRQNHNXOUlOS2JLMmtRTXhjblJaSWJaT3ZpUTRLQTVTQ0xuMnFXT0lhaVRrRGxNdlU0ZG1ucnB1SERrNkFvSHhYM0N3eGEyUExCNVkwMlpDMndkOVZYSDQrdHQ4aEpBZ0RwWHZwaWRKSzRiMUY4c0E9PQ== X-SES-DKIM-SIGNATURE: a=rsa-sha256; q=dns/txt; b=JOl0gyYOa2Clwbc4Z/rI0Zyy9WKM/iXVKQLL1kJS3EjrioyvdzWBqFgybB59NrPRcoRach8APNSpIGCopdmddBG4Tn.....
So it looks like DMARC detects the sender as invalid, but why does it still allow this spam email to come into my inbox, not the junk mail folder? By the way, the spam email was received in a group email (virtual account) and distributed to every member of the group.