Confirm a message actually came from @falcontechnix.com
Official Falcon Technix timesheets and billing invoices are cryptographically signed. If you scanned a QR code on a document, verification occurs automatically. You can also paste a verification URL or token below:
@ matters.Headers contain the SPF, DKIM, and DMARC results that prove (or disprove) the sender.
Open the email → File → Properties. Internet headers shown at the bottom.
Open the email → click ··· menu → View → View message source.
Open the email → click ⋮ next to Reply → Show original.
Open the email → View menu → Message → All Headers.
Forward the email to yourself, then open it on a desktop to view headers — mobile apps hide them.
Look for "View source" or "Show original" in your email client's menu.
Paste the full email headers (or the entire raw email) here. We'll check SPF, DKIM, and DMARC and give you a verdict instantly.
Confirms the sending mail server is one we authorized. SPF=pass means the email came from a Falcon Technix or Microsoft 365 server we approved.
A cryptographic signature only our mail servers can generate. DKIM=pass proves the message wasn't altered in transit and was signed by falcontechnix.com.
Combines SPF + DKIM and tells the world how to handle failures. DMARC=pass means the message is fully aligned with the falcontechnix.com domain.
All three must pass on a real Falcon Technix email. Spoofers cannot fake DKIM without our private signing keys.
Forward anything unusual — including this verification result if helpful — to:
A real human reviews every report — usually within one business day.