Measured 2026-08-20 · public DNS
Is saintjoseph.re protected against email spoofing?
Yes — saintjoseph.re enforces DMARC (p=reject).
Stronger than 83% of city halls in France
12% of the sector already enforces p=reject
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DMARC
p=reject
SPF
-all
DKIM
none found
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Published record
v=DMARC1; p=reject; adkim=s; aspf=r; pct=100;What this means
- • Policy p=reject: maximum protection against spoofing.
- • No rua address: aggregate reports are not collected, which makes steering the hardening impossible.
- • 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
- 2026-08-20First measurementProtected (p=reject)
About Saint-Joseph (La Réunion)
The town hall of Saint-Joseph is the municipal institution that administers the commune of Saint-Joseph, located in the south of Réunion Island, a French overseas department and region. As a local authority, it constitutes the grassroots level of public administration, responsible for managing communal affairs on behalf of the inhabitants and the territory it represents.
Saint-Joseph is among the largest communes on the island in terms of area, its territory extending from the coastline up to the highlands, and including notable natural areas such as cirques, ravines and agricultural plains. Its settlement dates back to the early period of the island's colonization, and the commune developed over the centuries around several districts and hamlets scattered across a vast territory, reflecting a historically dispersed pattern of settlement linked to agriculture and fishing. It belongs to the Saint-Pierre district and is part of an intercommunal body in the south of the island, contributing to shared policies for planning and local development.
The town hall exercises the usual powers granted to French communes: civil registry, urban planning and permit issuance, management of primary schools and educational facilities, local social welfare support, maintenance of communal roads, management of green spaces and sports and cultural facilities, as well as the organization of local elections. It also plays a role in animating the territory, notably through support for associations, promotion of natural and cultural heritage, and implementation of development projects adapted to the commune's geographic and demographic characteristics. It works in coordination with State, departmental and regional services to meet the population's needs.
The saintjoseph.re website is the official institutional site of the Saint-Joseph town hall, where administrative and practical information as well as online services intended for residents and users of the commune are published.