Measured 09/20/2026 · public DNS
Is ville-mazamet.com protected against email spoofing?
No — ville-mazamet.com has no DMARC policy and can be spoofed.
Unchanged since 08/20/2026
Stronger than 32% of city halls in France
12% of the sector already enforces p=reject
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DMARC
absent
SPF
-all
DKIM
3 selector(s)
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What this means
- • No DMARC record published (_dmarc). Receivers have no policy to apply.
- • At least one valid DKIM key published.
- • 1024-bit DKIM RSA key: still tolerated but below the state of the art — rotate to 2048 bits. (mail : 1024 bits)
- • 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 Mazamet
The town hall of Mazamet is the municipal institution responsible for administering the commune of Mazamet, located in the Tarn department, in the Occitanie region of southwestern France. The town lies at the foot of the Montagne Noire, in a valley crossed by the Thoré river, close to the border with the Aude department. This geographical position, between plains and mountainous terrain, has shaped the urban and economic development of the commune over time.
Mazamet owes its historical prominence to its industrial development linked to wool-scouring and sheepskin processing, an activity that grew from the nineteenth century onward through trade relations with wool-producing countries, particularly Australia and Argentina. This specialization made the town a nationally recognized industrial center, before the sector experienced a gradual decline during the twentieth century, leading to a partial economic reconversion toward other activities, notably services and tourism, connected to the surrounding natural heritage.
As a territorial authority, the Mazamet town hall exercises the powers granted to French communes: civil registry, urban planning, management of municipal facilities, social welfare, education at the level of nursery and primary schools, maintenance of local roads, and the organization of services for residents. It also plays a role in promoting local heritage, whether industrial, architectural, or natural, and participates in intermunicipal cooperation within its territory. Its operation follows the institutional framework common to French communes, under the authority of an elected mayor and municipal council.
The website ville-mazamet.com serves as the commune's institutional portal, presenting information on municipal life, administrative procedures, and services offered to residents and visitors.