Email Spoof Test

The Email Spoof Test tool provides a safe, auditable way to model spoofed emails within a governed environment. It enables security teams to examine how mail authentication policies respond to attacker-like messages and to validate remediation steps. Conceptually, the tool builds a simulated message using defined sender and recipient fields, then performs domain-based checks (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) to assess alignment and potential delivery risk. It does not send real mail unless a sanctioned sandbox is configured; instead, it presents a realistic preview of headers and body content to the tester. This allows teams to identify misconfigurations, educate users, and quantify risk before incidents occur. Unique value lies in its explicit emphasis on consent, structured risk scoring, and exportable reporting that ties into incident response workflows. Use cases include phishing simulation campaigns, post-breach tabletop exercises, and compliance audits where understanding spoofing pathways is essential. Core features include multi-field input, DNS-based authentication analysis, an embeddable preview, a clear risk score, and actionable remediation guidance. The tool is designed for security operators, IT admins, red teams, and risk managers seeking repeatable, auditable spoofing assessments. It supports configurable thresholds and comprehensive reporting to assist governance and training programs.