SPF records are TXT records that prevent unauthorized emails sent from your domain from landing in the recipients’ inboxes. This minimizes the chances of someone getting duped under the impression that an official representative from your company is communicating with them, asking for sensitive details or transferring money. Domain owners are allowed to have only…
Hello everyone! It’s November, and everyone is gradually getting into that holiday mood. But this festive season, do not let your carelessness wipe away your bank account. Don’t forget to double-check your cybersecurity setups before you get busy with the celebrations. Also, keeping yourself well-versed with the latest cyber events is a must so that…
The emails you send out to your clients are not just about informing them about your business but creating a relationship with them. Imagine what would happen if the emails that go from your end rarely reach them? Or even worse, what if a hacker dupes your customers by sending them emails on your behalf?…
Once again, we are here with our weekly dose of cyber news that helps you stay well-informed and ahead of the threat actors. This week, we will shed light on the significance of cybersecurity training in organizations, learn in detail about FakeCall Android malware, and learn about the nightmarish experience of an Indian woman in…
DNS limitations sometimes require splitting DKIM keys. Splitting keys helps ensure compatibility with DNS limitations, especially when dealing with long keys that offer stronger security. Usually, DKIM keys are split at the time of initial configuration if they exceed the DNS length limits. Most DNS providers impose a limit of 255 characters per line, so…
