MX-RECON v2.5
BUILD v3.11.0
SESSION —
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RESOLVER: probing…
EMAIL SECURITY TESTING · DNS HOST RECORD FORENSICS

DISSECT ANY
DOMAIN'S MAIL STACK

Live reconnaissance against a domain's entire email delivery chain — MX topology, SPF policy trees, DKIM signatures, DMARC posture, reverse-DNS hygiene and real-time blacklist / spam-domain lookups across 10 RBL zones. Every observed record is captured into a full raw inventory. All reconnaissance now executes server-side in a hardened Python (dnspython) engine — the scan logic never ships to the browser, targets are strictly validated and every request is rate-limited.

MXCNAMESPF DKIMDMARCPTR RBL ×10MTA-STSTLS-RPT BIMIWHOISNS CONTROLFULL RECORD DUMP
TARGET ACQUISITIONPRESS ⏎ TO ENGAGE
SAMPLES › RECENT ›
  1. 01 ENUM
  2. 02 MX
  3. 03 SPF
  4. 04 DKIM
  5. 05 DMARC
  6. 06 RBL
  7. 07 CONTROL
  8. 08 REPORT

ANALYSIS REPORT —

M-01

POSTURE SCORE

M-02

MX INFRASTRUCTURE

M-03

SPF POLICY · INCLUDE TREE

M-04

DKIM SIGNING KEYS

M-05

DMARC POSTURE

M-06

RELAY / ECHO-SPOOF EXPOSURE

M-07

DOMAIN REPUTATION · SPAM LISTS

M-08

IP BLACKLIST MATRIX

M-09

ZONE FILE & PROTOCOLS

M-10

DOMAIN CONTROL — WHOIS / NS

M-11

REMEDIATION DIRECTIVES

M-12

FULL RECORD INVENTORY — RAW CAPTURE

MESSAGE FORENSICS · DELIVERABILITY TROUBLESHOOTING

WHY DID THIS EMAIL GO TO SPAM?

Paste the raw headers of a delivered message (or the whole source). MX-RECON parses the authentication results, DKIM signatures, Received chain and gateway/spam headers, then cross-checks them against live DNS — the selector that was actually used, the SPF record evaluated against the sending IP, DMARC alignment, reverse DNS and blacklists — and reports the root causes with concrete fixes.

blank = detect the domain from the From:/envelope headers
T-01

RBL RESOLVER SELF-TEST

D-01

ROOT CAUSES

D-02

CHECKS PASSED

D-03

AUTHENTICATION RESULTS — EVERY HOP

D-04

DKIM SIGNATURES · DNS CROSS-CHECK

D-05

SPF EVALUATION

D-06

RECEIVED CHAIN

D-07

GATEWAY & SPAM HEADERS

D-08

DNS CROSS-CHECK LOG

SCAN LOG — STDOUT