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This is an interesting topic for a couple of reasons:
What is a technical implementation that allows for filtering well-known managed second-level domains? I am not aware of an organization restricting this, just multiple that maintain well-known domains within their own standards.
Technically this is still accepted risk. Microsoft should have parked records for onmicrosoft.com, the UK should have parked records for those top-level and second-level domains. Otherwise your organization has some implicit, al be it very little, trust and thus risk that those could be spoofed.
Open to suggestions on how to identify the first elegantly and then potentially flag as a warning for the second.
These are both tLDs and should not be tested for SPF, DMARC, etc.
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