Domain Spoof Test

Can your domain be spoofed? Run a free test now.

Cybercriminals can spoof your domain to send fake emails, clone your website, and steal sensitive data. If your domain is vulnerable, phishing attacks can happen without your knowledge.

Email spoofing, website spoofing, and DNS spoofing put your business at risk. Run our free test now to see if hackers can impersonate you.

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How to use the free email spoof test

Step 1

Enter some basic details

Fill out the form. You must use your organisation email address and not a free account such as Gmail. This test is intended for the individual responsible for email security within your organisation.
Step 2

We try to spoof you

We create a simple, non-malicious email using your own domain, and send this to the address you entered.
Step 3

Check your inbox

If the email arrives in your inbox, then your domain can easily be spoofed.  If it lands in your junk/spam folders then your domain is likely protected against spoofing. You may also receive a non-delivery report if you have measures in place to protect against domain spoofing.
Very easy to use and increased our colleagues’ knowledge and what to look out for regarding email security
Chris
IT Manager

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FAQs

What is domain spoofing?

Domain spoofing is a phishing attack where cybercriminals impersonate your website or email domain to trick users into clicking malicious links or sharing sensitive information. This can lead to data breaches, financial fraud, and reputational damage.

How does the domain spoofing test work?

Our test checks whether your domain is vulnerable to email spoofing by analysing security protocols like SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. If your domain lacks proper protections, attackers may be able to send emails that appear to come from your organisation.

What happens if my domain is vulnerable?

If your domain is at risk, attackers can send fraudulent emails on your behalf, putting your employees, customers, and partners in danger. We’ll provide recommendations to help you strengthen your email security and prevent spoofing.

Does the test make any changes to my domain?

No, the test is completely non-intrusive. It only analyses publicly available domain records and does not modify your settings or impact your email services.

How can I protect my domain from spoofing?

To prevent domain spoofing, you should implement SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records correctly. These security measures help authenticate your emails and block unauthorised senders. If your test results indicate a risk, we’ll guide you through the next steps to secure your domains.
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