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What changed in DMARCdrift, newest first.

  1. Two-factor sign-in, passkeys, and Outlook bounce guidance

    Optional authenticator-app two-factor sign-in with recovery codes, passkeys for sign-in, and a guide to investigating the Outlook.com 550 5.7.1 AS9031519 bounce.

    Two-factor sign-in with recovery codes

    You can now protect your account with an authenticator app (TOTP). Turn it on under Settings. When you enroll, DMARCdrift shows a set of one-time recovery codes so you can still get in if you lose your device. You can regenerate them later from the same page.

    Passkeys

    You can add passkeys under Settings, rename or remove them there, and use one to sign in from the login page.

    Outlook.com 550 5.7.1 AS9031519 guidance

    Some senders, including low-volume domains without a DMARC record, have reported Outlook.com bouncing their mail with 550 5.7.1 and AS9031519. We published a guide to what the diagnostic says, what is and is not established, and how to investigate: Outlook 550 5.7.1 AS9031519. To see which authentication records your sending domain publishes, run it through the free email authentication checker.

    Check your own BIMI

    If you want your logo to show next to your mail, the free BIMI checker shows whether a domain has BIMI configured and which clients can display it. For background, read BIMI explained.

  2. A clearer picture of your domains

    Domain report cards, parked-domain monitoring, and more ways to check your records.

    New domain views and free tools make it easier to understand your email setup.

    • See a report card with your domain's authentication signals and history.
    • Mark domains that do not send email as parked and monitor them for unexpected activity.
    • Use Supertool to look up email authentication and DNS records in one place.
    • Explore SPF lookups with the SPF complexity score and SPF flattener.
  3. Getting started with DMARCdrift

    A clearer view of your domains, reports, and email authentication.

    DMARCdrift brings your domain's email authentication into one place.

    • See sending sources, alignment trends, and DMARC policy history in your domain dashboard.
    • Receive alerts about changes and potential spoofing, and review forensic reports alongside aggregate reports.
    • Check your records with the free DMARC checker and SPF checker.
    • Learn the basics and follow setup guidance in the documentation.