What is a Sender Policy Framework (SPF)?

What is a Sender Policy Framework (SPF)?

This is a simple email validation system to detect spoofing. It is the first step towards email authentication, providing a mechanism to add authorized mail servers to send emails on behalf of a particular domain.

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