TrustHeader Keeps Email Authentication Reports Honest

Why it surfaced

Its strongest idea is procedural: raw reports are archived before parsing, duplicate suppression is handled by the database, and skipped checks are kept distinct from passes. The site also states plainly that a report is an observation—not proof that a domain is safe everywhere—and remains under active development.

TrustHeader ingests DMARC and SMTP TLS reports, preserves their original payloads, and turns them into inspectable authentication and DNS-hygiene findings.