Measured 09/20/2026 · public DNS
Is saint-gengoux.fr protected against email spoofing?
No — saint-gengoux.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 (neutral): provides no effective protection.
- • 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 Saint-Gengoux-le-National
The town hall (mairie) of Saint-Gengoux-le-National is the administrative institution representing the commune of Saint-Gengoux-le-National, located in the Saône-et-Loire department, in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region of France. As a local authority, it constitutes the municipal level of governance responsible for administering the communal territory and representing the interests of its population before departmental, regional, and national bodies.
Saint-Gengoux-le-National is notable for a remarkable architectural and historical heritage, inherited from its medieval past. The village, structured around an old center that preserves remnants of fortifications, market halls, and ancient buildings, reflects continuous settlement over several centuries. This heritage setting contributes to the commune's identity and shapes certain municipal policy orientations, particularly regarding the preservation of historic buildings and the touristic promotion of the rural Burgundian territory in which it is located.
Institutionally, the town hall exercises the powers typically assigned to French communes: civil registry management, urban planning, maintenance of roads and public facilities, organization of local services, and support for local associative and school life. It also serves as the interface between residents and broader administrative arrangements, particularly through its membership in an intercommunal body grouping several communes in the area. The municipal council, elected by residents, sets the general orientations of communal management and votes the local budget, while the mayor and deputy mayors ensure day-to-day execution, within a proximity governance framework typical of small rural French communes.
The website saint-gengoux.fr is the official site of the commune, providing institutional, practical, and heritage-related information about communal life as well as administrative procedures accessible to residents.