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TLS reporting

10.3K TLS sessions reported, 70 failed (99.3% succeeded).

PolicyReporterReportsSucceededFailedLast
stsGoogle306,12040Nov 10
stsMicrosoft304,08030Nov 10

Failures

ResultYour MXSessionsSending serversLast
certificate-host-mismatchmx-backup.example.com702Nov 9

Failures on 5 days, most recently Nov 9.

Where reports go

Email: tls-dtiadggrt5zwv5sk@dmarcloop.net
HTTPS: https://demo.dmarcloop.com/api/tlsrpt/dtiadggrt5zwv5sk

These checks also run every day.

MTA-STS

Checked 2026-11-11 05:09 UTC.

Testing

Mode testing, max_age 604800, MX aspmx.l.google.com, *.aspmx.l.google.com.

The policy doesn't cover mx-backup.example.com: mail to them fails under enforce.

BIMI

Checked 2026-11-11 05:09 UTC.

Not published

No BIMI record at default._bimi. Set one up under DNS records once the domain is at p=quarantine or p=reject.

DKIM keys

Selectors from your reports, the ones hosted here and common ones found in your DNS, looked up daily. Keys under 1024 bits are rejected by receivers; use 2048, and rotate a key after 365 days.

SelectorKeyAgeFoundNotes
fm1Revoked–Found by lookup–
fm2Revoked–Found by lookup–
googleRSA 20480 dHosted here–
pmRSA 20480 dSeen in reports–
s1RSA 20480 dHosted here–
selector1Revoked–Found by lookup–
selector2Revoked–Found by lookup–
xeroRSA 10240 dSeen in reportsA 1024-bit RSA key: use 2048 bits when you next rotate it.
zohoRevoked–Found by lookup–

Failure reports

Individual messages that failed DMARC, as receivers reported them. They can hold personal data, so we keep only the sending details (no subjects, recipients or content), delete them after a short retention, and record every view in the audit log.