Sender Policy Framework, or SPF, is a validation system, which is employed to stop the so-called e-mail spoofing where an email message is sent from one email, but to seem as being sent from another one, frequently with the idea to scam the recipient someway. If SPF protection is activated for a domain, a special record is created for it in the Domain Name System and all of the DNS servers around the world have it. The record features all the e-mail servers that are allowed to send legitimate messages from an e-mail address within the domain. When a message is sent, the very first DNS server it goes to checks the SPF record and when the sending server is authorized, the message is forwarded to the targeted receiver. If, however, the sending server is not present in the SPF record for the specified domain, the message won't be forwarded and it will be removed. Whenever you employ this service, it will stop third parties from sending spam e-mails that look as if they have been sent by you.