
Sojka - DMARC & Domain Monitor
DMARC reports, plain answers
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What's New in Sojka
2.0
August 31, 2026
Sojka 2.0 is about knowing your senders - and being told exactly what to do next. WHO SENDS AS YOU - Senders split into YOURS and NOT YOURS automatically, from the report evidence - no hand-sorting a list of botnet addresses. - Sending platforms group into one row (Google, Amazon SES, your SPF's own ranges); the individual addresses stay one tap away. - Every sender IP gets an identity: country, network operator, and whether your SPF covers it. - Each sender has its own page: per-leg alignment, first/last seen, and the records behind it. STRAIGHT ANSWERS - Forged mail is no longer described as "your mail failing". A spoofer's row now says what stops it - your policy - instead of suggesting DNS fixes for a sender that isn't yours. - Forwarded copies of your own mail are recognized and labelled as forwarding, not as a new sender. - The readiness advisor names the concrete next step, including a staged move to quarantine, instead of just telling you to hold. - Advice cites dated evidence, like the test message that proved your DKIM signing works. DO IT IN PLACE - A record builder for every mail DNS record - DMARC, SPF, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, BIMI - composed on screen, each DNS field copyable exactly as your DNS console wants it. - When a proven sender is missing from your SPF, Sojka shows the exact amended record and keeps showing it until DNS says done. - Domains that send no mail: claim it in one tap, get the lockdown records, and it stops counting against your domain limit. ALSO - TLS delivery problems now reach Sojka too: publish one TLS-RPT record and failed connections become signals. - The domains list shows when each domain's reports last arrived, so silence is visible at a glance. - One event, one notification - a spray of forged senders is a single push, not dozens. - Many smaller fixes and clearer wording throughout.
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