In the ever-evolving landscape of digital communication, ensuring your emails reach their intended recipients without being flagged as spam is a growing challenge. Just imagine sending an important message only to find it lost in the abyss of a recipient’s spam folder! That’s where DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) comes into play—a handy tool designed to…
Adding a TXT record in Namecheap might sound complicated, but it plays a crucial role in managing your domain’s online presence. Whether it’s for confirming ownership with services like Google or enhancing email security, setting up a TXT record can feel like establishing a digital handshake between you and countless platforms across the internet. It’s…
DMARC reject is the strictest policy, and every domain owner wants to set their DMARC records to this; however, the confidence to use this policy is difficult to come by. Banking, defense, healthcare, and other industries that deal with sensitive data rigorously aim to reach the ‘reject’ policy as soon as possible because their risk…
Adding a domain to HostGator can feel like a daunting task, especially if you’re new to web hosting. But don’t worry! This guide will break it down into simple steps that you can follow easily. Many users get stuck on the initial setup, but with a little patience and some guidance, you’ll have your domain…
In today’s digital landscape, securing your email is more important than ever. If you’ve recently encountered the message “no DMARC record found,” it can feel like a daunting hurdle. But don’t worry—this common issue simply means your domain isn’t protected by DMARC, a key player in email security. Without it, your emails are at risk…
Another week, another cyber news bulletin to make you cyber aware! Hello people, we are back again on the fourth week of February. In this last bulletin of the month, we are going to talk about the vulnerability of car cameras against hackers, the long-lasting impact of data breaches on critical infrastructure like water utility…
We hate to break it to you, but no matter how much you try, you cannot be invincible against malicious cyberattacks. Cybercriminals realize that email is the backbone of your organization’s communication infrastructure, which is why they leave no chance to exploit vulnerabilities. From phishing attacks to domain spoofing and business email compromise (BEC), threat…
SPF is a DNS-based email authentication protocol that allows domain owners to specify which email servers are authorized to send emails on behalf of their domain. When an email is received, the recipient’s server checks the SPF record to verify if the sending server’s IP address is authorized. This process ensures that emails sent by…
Hola people! We hope you have managed to keep those menacing cybercriminals at arm’s length with your knowledge and vigilance. We are back again with the third bulletin of the month. This edition will cover important topics like DeepSake’s failure to cater to security checks, Japan’s newly formed ‘Active Cyber Defense’ bill, and the nomination…
Here’s a harsh truth: Email is not inherently secure, and it never was! Back in 1995, when the primitive version of SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) was introduced, it was only supposed to ensure that emails were being delivered; there was nothing done to confirm their authenticity and legitimacy. It was this lack of security…
