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by megous 1118 days ago
Having SPF/DKIM in DNS records doesn't prevent that.
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This is exactly what SPF and DKIM are designed to do. DMARC enforces this.

Obviously, this is opportunistic security, the receiver must support all this, but >99% does.

Yes, but the public testers are not testing the receive side, but the sending side.