In the ever-evolving landscape of the internet, the way we connect and communicate is rapidly changing. As more devices come online—from smart thermostats to virtual reality headsets—understanding how to effectively manage these connections becomes crucial. This is where AAAA DNS records step in, acting like a GPS for navigating the intricate pathways of IPv6 addresses….
Email spoofing is becoming a common issue that many of us encounter, often masquerading as a trusted source to trick us into revealing sensitive information. Imagine opening your inbox only to find a message that looks like it’s from your bank, but it’s actually from a cybercriminal. Frustrating, right? Spoofing emails can lead to significant…
DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance) is one of the most effective email authentication protocols. It helps in preventing the unauthorised use of your business domain to carry out threat attacks like phishing and spoofing. However, there are multiple factors that affect the efficacy of DMARC implementation. One such crucial factor is DMARC alignment. …
A DKIM record stores the public key that is used to verify if an email sent from your domain was tampered with in transit. It can exist in your domain’s DNS as a TXT (Text) or CNAME (Canonical Name) record, enabling a safer email channel. DKIM records are mostly in the TXT format. However, a…
In a world where emails pop into our inboxes like unsolicited party invites, understanding how to sift through them effectively is more crucial than ever. Ever received a message that looked totally legit but left you questioning its true origins? That’s the problem many people face. As cybercriminals get cleverer, distinguishing between authentic communication and…
Every day, our inboxes are filled with emails that promise the world, but unfortunately, many of them could be traps waiting to snare the unsuspecting. Detecting fake email addresses isn’t just a skill; it’s an essential part of navigating today’s digital landscape. With around one in four people experiencing phishing attacks recently, we must learn…
Email remains the primary attack vector for almost 70% of the breaches. Phishing has advanced from general scams to highly specialized spear-phishing driven by artificial intelligence. Attackers employ AI to imitate writing style, taking over email threads, and impersonating sender identities at high success rates, evading traditional security defenses such as SPF, DKIM, and DMARC….
