DMARC reports are the backbone of email authentication. Reading these reports helps you understand the situation of outgoing emails and how recipients’ mailboxes handle them. Reading these reports lets you know if an unauthorized, malicious person is sending emails from your domain. However, there is a catch; these DMARC aggregate and forensic reports are in…
The DMARC record you publish in your domain’s DNS helps the receiving servers know how you want them to handle illegitimate emails sent from your domain. Do you know there exists a way using which you can instruct the receiving server to check a prespecified percentage of emails to see if they are legitimate or…
Here comes the new month of October, and threat actors have already started their malicious activities. Week 1 news snippets are all about the latest trends in the world of cyberattacks—be it ransomware attacks, deep fake attacks, or remote hacks. Staying aware of these attacks is the only way to strengthen your cybersecurity mechanism and…
Just when you thought your details were safe online, news breaks out about another grave data breach or phishing attack. You’re not alone in this; it is true that more than one million people join the internet every day! In 2024, so far, the damages caused by cyberattacks have reached 9.5 trillion USD globally. Guess…
When you forward emails from any account to Gmail, the possibility of that email passing through the authentication checks decreases. But here are some recommendations that can help emails forwarded to Gmail pass authentication checks without any trouble. Google encourages setting up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for authentication. DKIM authentication is even more crucial for…
