Measured 09/20/2026 · public DNS
Is blaye-les-mines.fr protected against email spoofing?
No — blaye-les-mines.fr has no DMARC policy and can be spoofed.
Unchanged since 08/20/2026
Lowest posture among city halls in France
12% of the sector already enforces p=reject
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F
DMARC
absent
SPF
~all
DKIM
none found
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What this means
- • No DMARC record published (_dmarc). Receivers have no policy to apply.
- • SPF ends with ~all (softfail): acceptable while observing, aim for -all in the end.
- • No DKIM key found on the common selectors (the domain may use non-standard selectors).
- • No MTA-STS (_mta-sts): inbound SMTP connections remain exposed to TLS downgrade. Recommended alongside DMARC.
- • No TLS-RPT (_smtp._tls): the TLS failures encountered by senders are not reported.
History
- 08/20/2026First measurementNo DMARC
About Blaye-les-Mines
The Mairie de Blaye-les-Mines is the municipal institution of the commune of Blaye-les-Mines, located in the Tarn department, in the Occitanie region of France. It serves as the executive and administrative body responsible for managing local affairs, under the authority of the mayor and the municipal council elected by residents. The commune is part of the Carmausin living area, near Carmaux, and belongs to an intercommunal grouping of several municipalities in the district.
The history of Blaye-les-Mines is closely tied to coal mining, an activity that shaped the commune's urban and demographic development during the 19th and 20th centuries. The town's very name reflects this mining vocation, as the area once hosted extraction facilities and a substantial working population linked to the industry. The gradual closure of the mines led the commune to pursue economic diversification and reconsider its identity, while preserving heritage traces of this industrial past.
Today, the town hall carries out the traditional responsibilities assigned to French municipal authorities: maintaining civil registry records, managing local public services, urban planning, social action, upkeep of public facilities, and organizing local associative and cultural life. It represents the primary institutional point of contact for residents in their everyday administrative matters and participates, alongside the intercommunal body, in territorial planning and local development. Its activities fall within the broader framework of departmental and regional policies concerning Tarn and Occitanie.
The website blaye-les-mines.fr is the official site of the commune, publishing information about municipal administration, administrative procedures, local life, and services offered to residents.