POSIX script for mail security checks of domain names
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#!/bin/sh
# Copyright (c) 2022, Jeffrey Bencteux
# All rights reserved.
# This source code is licensed under the GPLv3 license found in the
# LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.
# shellcheck disable=SC3043
usage()
{
echo "Usage: $0 [OPTIONS]..."
echo "check mail security of a given domain"
echo
echo "arguments:"
echo " -d domain to be checked"
echo " -h display this help and exit"
echo " -l log file to output to"
echo " -p extract DKIM public key if found"
echo " -r SPF recursive tests"
}
log()
{
printf '%b\n' "$1"
if [ "$logfile" != "" ]; then
echo "$1" >> "$logfile"
fi
}
print_good()
{
printf '\033[1;32m[+]\033[0m %s\n' "$1"
if [ "$logfile" != "" ]; then
echo "[+] $1" >> "$logfile"
fi
}
print_bad()
{
printf '\033[1;31m[-]\033[0m %s\n' "$1"
if [ "$logfile" != "" ]; then
echo "[-] $1" >> "$logfile"
fi
}
print_medium()
{
printf '\033[1;33m[~]\033[0m %s\n' "$1"
if [ "$logfile" != "" ]; then
echo "[~] $1" >> "$logfile"
fi
}
print_info()
{
printf '\033[1;34m[I]\033[0m %s\n' "$1"
if [ "$logfile" != "" ]; then
echo "[I] $1" >> "$logfile"
fi
}
d=""
spf_recursive=0
spf_specific_found=0
dkim_selectors_file="./dkim_selectors.txt"
dkim_extract=0
dkim_key_outfile="./dkim_pubkey.pem"
# Quite a hard choice of what is a good key size here, for now keeping to < 2048 bits
dkim_key_minsize=2048
specific=""
bimi_selectors_file="./bimi_selectors.txt"
while getopts "d:hl:pr" o; do
case "${o}" in
d)
d="${OPTARG}"
;;
h)
usage
exit 0
;;
l)
logfile="${OPTARG}"
;;
p)
dkim_extract=1
;;
r)
spf_recursive=1
;;
*)
usage
exit 1
;;
esac
done
shift $((OPTIND-1))
log " _ .-') ('-. .-') ('-. ('-. .-..-. .-') "
log " ( '.( OO )_ ( OO ).-. ( OO ). _( OO) ( OO ) /\\ ( OO ) "
log " ,--. ,--.) / . --. / ,-.-') ,--. (_)---\\_)(,------. .-----. .-----. ,--. ,--.,--. ,--. "
log " | \`.' | | \\-. \\ | |OO) | |.-') / _ | | .---' ' .--./ ' .--./ | | | || .' / "
log " | |.-'-' | | | | \\ | | OO )\\ :\` \`. | | | |('-. | |('-. | .| || /, "
log " | |'.'| | \\| |_.' | | |(_/ | |\`-' | '..\`''.)(| '--. /_) |OO )/_) |OO )| || ' _) "
log " | | | | | .-. | ,| |_.'(| '---.'.-._) \\ | .--' || |\`-'| || |\`-'| | .-. || . \\ "
log " | | | | | | | |(_| | | | \\ / | \`---.(_' '--'\\(_' '--'\\ | | | || |\\ \\ "
log " \`--' \`--' \`--' \`--' \`--' \`------' \`-----' \`------' \`-----' \`-----' \`--' \`--'\`--' '--' "
get_mx()
{
domain="$1"
mx=$(dig +short mx "$domain")
}
has_mx_specific()
{
local name="$1"
local full_name="$2"
local mx_dn="$3"
if echo "$mx" | grep -q "$mx_dn"; then
print_info "It looks like domain is using $full_name, including specific tests."
specific="$name"
fi
}
get_spf()
{
local domain="$1"
spf=$(dig +short txt "$domain" | grep 'spf')
}
has_spf()
{
local spf="$1"
if [ "$spf" = "" ]; then
print_bad "No SPF for domain"
else
print_good "domain has a SPF record"
fi
}
spf_version()
{
local spf="$1"
if [ "$spf" = "" ]; then
return
fi
if echo "$spf" | grep -Eqv "^\"(v=spf1[ ]|^\"v=spf1$)"; then
print_bad "SPF version is incorrect"
else
print_good "SPF version is correct"
fi
}
loose_spf()
{
local spf="$1"
if [ "$spf" = "" ]; then
return
fi
if echo "$spf" | grep -vq "\-all"; then
print_bad "SPF not in FAIL mode (\"-all\")"
else
print_good "SPF is in FAIL mode (\"-all\")"
fi
}
spf_include_domain()
{
local spf="$1"
local name="$2"
local full_name="$3"
local include="$4"
local found_in_mx="$5"
if [ "$spf" = "" ]; then
return
fi
if [ "$found_in_mx" != "$name" ]; then
return
fi
if echo "$spf" | grep -q "include:$include"; then
print_good "SPF includes $name one ($include)"
spf_specific_found=1
spf_specific_include="$include"
fi
}
spf_includes_recursive()
{
local spf="$1"
local domain="$2"
local specific="$3"
if [ "$spf_recursive" -eq 0 ]; then
return
fi
if [ "$spf" = "" ]; then
return
fi
# Unsure this weak parsing catches all cases
spf_includes=$(echo "$spf" | grep -Eo "include:[^ ]+" | sed 's/include://g')
if [ "$spf_includes" != "" ]; then
print_info "SPF recursive check for $domain"
fi
for include in $spf_includes; do
include_res=$(dig +short txt "$include" | grep "spf")
if [ "$include_res" = "" ]; then
print_bad "SPF include \"$include\" does not resolve to a valid DNS TXT record"
else
print_info "\"$include\": $include_res"
spf_include_domain "$include_res" "m365" "Microsoft 365" "spf.protection.outlook.com" "$specific"
spf_include_domain "$include_res" "google" "Google Workspace" "_spf.google.com" "$specific"
spf_includes_recursive "$include_res" "$include" "$specific"
fi
done
}
# DMARC checks
get_dmarc()
{
local domain="$1"
dmarc=$(dig +short txt "_dmarc.$domain")
}
has_dmarc()
{
local dmarc="$1"
if [ "$dmarc" = "" ]; then
print_bad "No dmarc for domain"
else
print_good "domain has a DMARC record"
fi
}
dmarc_version()
{
local dmarc="$1"
if [ "$dmarc" = "" ]; then
return
fi
if echo "$dmarc" | grep -Eq "^\"v=DMARC1"; then
print_good "DMARC version is correct"
else
print_bad "DMARC version is incorrect, all record will be ignored by receivers"
fi
}
loose_dmarc_policy()
{
local dmarc="$1"
if [ "$dmarc" = "" ]; then
return
fi
loose_dmarc_p=0
if echo "$dmarc" | grep -Eq "[ ;]p=(reject|quarantine)"; then
print_good "DMARC policy is correct"
else
print_bad "DMARC policy not set to \"reject\" or \"quarantine\""
loose_dmarc_p=1
fi
}
loose_dmarc_subpolicy()
{
local dmarc="$1"
if [ "$dmarc" = "" ]; then
return
fi
if echo "$dmarc" | grep "sp=" | grep -vEq "sp=(reject|quarantine)"; then
print_bad "DMARC subpolicy not set to \"reject\" or \"quarantine\""
else
if [ "$loose_dmarc_p" -eq 1 ]; then
print_bad "DMARC subpolicy not set to \"reject\" or \"quarantine\""
else
print_good "DMARC subpolicy is correct"
fi
fi
}
dmarc_pct()
{
local dmarc="$1"
if [ "$dmarc" = "" ]; then
return
fi
if echo "$dmarc" | grep "pct=" | grep -vEq "pct=100"; then
print_bad "DMARC sample percentage not set to 100"
fi
}
dmarc_rua_ruf()
{
local dmarc="$1"
if [ "$dmarc" = "" ]; then
return
fi
rua=$(echo "$dmarc" | grep -oE "rua=[^ ]+";)
ruf=$(echo "$dmarc" | grep -oE "ruf=[^ ]+";)
if [ "$rua" = "" ]; then
print_medium "DMARC no aggregate report URI (RUA) defined"
else
if echo "$rua" | grep -Eo "@[^ ,\"]+" | grep -vq "$d"; then
print_medium "DMARC RUA is external to the domain, please review manually"
fi
fi
if [ "$ruf" = "" ]; then
print_medium "DMARC no forensic report URI (RUF) defined"
else
if echo "$ruf" | grep -Eo "@[^ ,\"]+" | grep -vq "$d"; then
print_medium "DMARC RUF is external to the domain, please review manually"
fi
fi
}
dmarc_fo()
{
local dmarc="$1"
if [ "$dmarc" = "" ]; then
return
fi
fo=$(echo "$dmarc" | grep -oE "fo=[^ ;]")
# FO defaults to 0, handling below the case where it is not specified but there is a ruf
if [ "$fo" = "" ]; then
if [ "$ruf" != "" ]; then
print_medium "Failure reporting options set to report only if all mechanisms fail (fo=0)"
fi
return
fi
if echo "$fo" | grep -qEv "fo=[01ds:]+"; then
print_bad "Failure reporting options set to unknown value (!= 0,1,d,s)"
return
fi
fo_val=$(echo "$fo" | grep -oE "[01ds]")
if echo "$fo_val" | grep -Eq "0"; then
print_medium "Failure reporting options set to report only if all mechanisms fail (fo=0)"
fi
if echo "$fo_val" | grep -Eq '1'; then
print_good "Failure reporting options set to 1 (fo=1)"
fi
# 'd' and 's' options may produce a lot of false positives. Leaving them out of the rule for now.
}
dmarc_id_alignment()
{
local dmarc="$1"
local id="$2"
if [ "$dmarc" = "" ]; then
return
fi
if echo "$dmarc" | grep -q "$id=s"; then
print_good "DMARC Identifier alignment in strict mode (\"$id=s\")"
else
print_medium "DMARC Identifier alignment in relaxed mode (\"$id=r\")"
fi
}
dkim_specific()
{
local name="$1"
local full_name="$2"
local selectors="$3"
if [ "$specific" != "$name" ]; then
return
fi
for s in $selectors; do
local curr
curr=$(dig +short txt "$s._domainkey.$d" | grep 'v=DKIM')
if [ "$curr" != "" ]; then
print_good "DKIM $full_name set ($s)"
dkim="$curr"
fi
done
if [ "$dkim" = "" ]; then
print_bad "DKIM $full_name selectors not set while $full_name is used"
fi
}
dkim_well_known()
{
log "Trying well-known selectors..."
while read -r s; do
print_info "$s"
dkim=$(dig +short txt "$s._domainkey.$d" | grep "v=DKIM")
if [ "$dkim" != "" ]; then
print_good "DKIM found with selector $s: $dkim"
return
fi
done < "$dkim_selectors_file"
print_medium "DKIM could not be found, try obtaining a valid selector for manual review."
}
dkim_extract_key()
{
if [ "$dkim_extract" -eq 0 ]; then
return
fi
local dkim_p
dkim_p=$(echo "$dkim" | grep -Eo 'p=[^;]+' | sed 's/p=//g' | sed 's/[ "]//g')
print_info "Extracting DKIM public key..."
echo "-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----" > "$dkim_key_outfile"
echo "$dkim_p" >> "$dkim_key_outfile"
echo "-----END PUBLIC KEY-----" >> "$dkim_key_outfile"
dkim_parsed_key=$(openssl rsa -pubin -in "$dkim_key_outfile" -text)
log "$dkim_parsed_key"
}
dkim_crypto_keysize()
{
if [ "$dkim_parsed_key" = "" ]; then
return
fi
local keysize
keysize=$(echo "$dkim_parsed_key" | grep -E 'Public-Key:[ ]+\([0-9]+[ ]+bit\)' | grep -Eo '[0-9]+')
if [ "$keysize" -lt $dkim_key_minsize ]; then
print_medium "DKIM public key size is < $dkim_key_minsize bits ($keysize bits)"
else
print_good "DKIM public key size is correct ($keysize bits)"
fi
}
get_mta_sts()
{
local domain="$1"
mta_sts=$(dig +short txt "_mta-sts.$domain")
}
has_mta_sts()
{
local mta_sts="$1"
if [ "$mta_sts" = "" ]; then
print_medium "MTA-STS record not defined"
else
print_good "MTA-STS record exists"
fi
}
mta_sts_version()
{
local mta_sts="$1"
if [ "$mta_sts" = "" ]; then
return
fi
if echo "$mta_sts" | grep -q "v=STSv1"; then
print_good "MTA-STS version is correct"
else
print_bad "MTA-STS version incorrect"
fi
}
mta_sts_policy()
{
local domain="$1"
if [ "$mta_sts" = "" ]; then
return
fi
mta_sts_policy=$(curl -s "https://mta-sts.$domain/.well-known/mta-sts.txt")
if [ "$mta_sts_policy" = "" ]; then
print_bad "MTA-STS no policy available at https://mta-sts.$domain/.well-known/mta-sts.txt"
else
print_good "MTA-STS policy available:"
log ""
log "$mta_sts_policy"
log ""
fi
}
get_tls_rpt()
{
local domain="$1"
tls_rpt=$(dig +short txt "_smtp._tls.$domain")
}
has_tls_rpt()
{
tls_rpt="$1"
if [ "$tls_rpt" = "" ]; then
print_medium "TLS-RPT record not defined"
else
print_good "TLS-RPT record found"
fi
}
tls_rpt_version()
{
tls_rpt="$1"
if [ "$tls_rpt" = "" ]; then
return
fi
if echo "$tls_rpt" | grep -q "v=TLSRPTv1"; then
print_good "TLS-RPT version is correct"
else
print_bad "TLS-RPT version incorrect"
fi
}
tls_rpt_third_party()
{
domain="$1"
tls_rpt="$2"
if [ "$tls_rpt" = "" ]; then
return
fi
rua=$(echo "$dmarc" | grep -oE "rua=[^ ]+";)
if echo "$rua" | grep -Eo "@[^ ,\"]+" | grep -vq "$d"; then
print_medium "TLS-RPT reports sent to third-parties, please review manually"
fi
}
dane_tlsa_rec()
{
domain="$1"
port="$2"
if [ "$domain" = "" ]; then
return
fi
tlsa_rec=$(dig +short tlsa "_$port._tcp.$domain")
if [ "$tlsa_rec" = "" ]; then
print_bad "DANE no TLSA record for $domain"
return
fi
print_good "DANE TLSA record for $domain: \"$tlsa_rec\""
}
dane()
{
mx="$1"
if [ "$mx" = "" ]; then
return
fi
mx_names=$(echo "$mx" | awk '{print $2}')
for entry in $mx_names; do
# Only testing port 25 for now, might be necessary to add more
dane_tlsa_rec "$entry" "25"
done
}
get_bimi()
{
local domain="$1"
local selectors="$2"
log "Trying well-known selectors..."
while read -r s; do
print_info "$s"
local curr
curr="$(dig +short txt "$s._bimi.$d" | grep 'v=BIMI')"
if [ "$curr" != "" ]; then
print_good "BIMI found for selector $s: $curr"
bimi="$curr"
fi
done < "$bimi_selectors_file"
}
has_bimi()
{
local bimi="$1"
if [ "$bimi" = "" ]; then
print_info "BIMI record not defined"
else
print_good "BIMI record exists"
fi
}
bimi_version()
{
local bimi="$1"
if [ "$bimi" = "" ]; then
return
fi
if echo "$bimi" | grep -q "v=BIMI1"; then
print_good "BIMI version is correct"
else
print_bad "BIMI version incorrect"
fi
}
if [ "$d" = "" ]; then
echo "No domain provided."
usage
exit 1
fi
log "Checking \033[1;32m$d\033[0m"
log
# Preliminary checks
get_mx "$d"
if [ "$mx" = "" ]; then
log "No MX record for domain, are you sure it is used for mail communications?"
else
log "MX: $mx"
fi
log ""
has_mx_specific "m365" "Microsoft 365" "mail.protection.outlook.com"
has_mx_specific "google" "Google Workspace" "aspmx.l.google.com"
has_mx_specific "amazon" "Amazon SES" "amazonaws.com"
has_mx_specific "ovh" "OVH Cloud" "mail.ovh.net"
log ""
# SPF checks
get_spf "$d"
log "SPF: $spf"
log ""
has_spf "$spf"
spf_version "$spf"
loose_spf "$spf"
spf_include_domain "$spf" "m365" "Microsoft 365" "spf.protection.outlook.com" "$specific"
spf_include_domain "$spf" "google" "Google Workspace" "_spf.google.com" "$specific"
spf_include_domain "$spf" "amazon" "Amazon SES" "amazonses.com" "$specific"
spf_include_domain "$spf" "ovh" "OVH Cloud" "mx.ovh.com" "$specific"
spf_includes_recursive "$spf" "$d" "$specific"
# Only at the end of the recursion can we test if specific SPF has not been found
if [ "$specific" != "" ] && [ "$spf_specific_found" -eq 0 ]; then
print_medium "$specific SPF not in includes ($spf_specific_include)"
fi
log ""
# DMARC checks
get_dmarc "$d"
log "DMARC: $dmarc"
log ""
has_dmarc "$dmarc"
dmarc_version "$dmarc"
loose_dmarc_policy "$dmarc"
loose_dmarc_subpolicy "$dmarc"
dmarc_pct "$dmarc"
dmarc_rua_ruf "$dmarc"
dmarc_fo "$dmarc"
dmarc_id_alignment "$dmarc" "aspf"
dmarc_id_alignment "$dmarc" "adkim"
log ""
# DKIM checks
log "DKIM:"
log ""
dkim_specific "m365" "Microsoft 365" "selector1 selector2"
dkim_specific "google" "Google Workspace" "google"
if [ "$specific" = "" ]; then
dkim_well_known
fi
if [ "$dkim" != "" ]; then
dkim_extract_key
dkim_crypto_keysize
fi
log ""
# MTA-STS checks
get_mta_sts "$d"
log "MTA-STS: $mta_sts"
log ""
has_mta_sts "$mta_sts"
mta_sts_version "$mta_sts"
mta_sts_policy "$d"
log ""
# TLS-RPT checks
get_tls_rpt "$d"
log "TLS-RPT: $tls_rpt"
log ""
has_tls_rpt "$tls_rpt"
tls_rpt_version "$tls_rpt"
tls_rpt_third_party "$d" "$tls_rpt"
log ""
# DANE for SMTP
log "DANE for SMTP:"
log ""
dane "$mx"
log ""
# BIMI
log "BIMI:"
log ""
get_bimi "$d"
has_bimi "$bimi"
bimi_version "$bimi"