Understanding DKIM: syntax, tags, and email
DKIM is a cryptography-based email authentication protocol that allows the receiving server to check whether an email coming from a specific domain is officially authorized to send emails. If your domain has DKIM, then whenever you send an email, your server will attach a digital signature to the header. This signature is produced using a…
Banks Drop OTPs, Major Cyber Heist, Spying Spouses Arrested
Digitization and cybersecurity go hand in hand. They are like the two sides of the same coin. If you wish to reap the benefits of digital advancements, then you must educate yourself about cybercrimes and threat actors. The implementation of SPF, DKIM, and DMARC helps mitigate risks like cyber heists and privacy breaches, enhancing email security…
What is MTA-STS and why do you need it to improve email security?
There has been a lot of talk about how your outgoing emails should meet certain parameters (like the sending domain should be authenticated), but what about the incoming emails? If an email is not properly secured during transmission, it is susceptible to interception or tampering, which, if successfully implemented, can wreak havoc on your digital…
Ambient Light Spying, Cybersecurity Prices Drop, Euro 2024 Threats
Threat actors can soon tip-toe into your living room if you fail to keep yourself updated about the latest happenings around the tech world. Knowledge and precaution are the only two things that can keep you safe from cyberattacks. That’s precisely why we bring you the latest news from the world of cybercrimes every week….
Solving DMARC’s failures with mailing lists
It’s believed that DMARC can’t work well with a mailing list– a group of names and addresses of people who receive emails from you via emails. While DMARC may create some problems with the mailing list, fixing this issue isn’t challenging. We will suggest some configurations and other things that you need to take care…
