DMARCReport Backs Up Paralympics by Working With SaaS-Provider Katana Group

San Diego, California- 13th June, 2024 Brad Slavin, CEO of DMARCReport– a DuoCircle subsidiary– in collaboration with Katana Group, proudly announces today their successful fundraising initiative to support the New Zealand Paralympics to have more specially-abled people participate in Para sports. Slavin has always recognized and encouraged the strength of the Paralympics. He believes that,…

Russian Aviation Sector Under Risk, Ransomware Attack on Synnovis, CyRC Sheds Light On EmailGPT Vulnerability!

Here’s your weekly dose of cybersecurity news to keep you well-versed in the global cybercrime scenario. From Russia’s aviation sector to the UK’s healthcare facility and your own PC- nothing is safe from threat actors. Read on to know why! Threat Actors Leverage the Ongoing Russia-Ukraine War! The Russian aviation industry is under cyber risk….

Understanding Kimsuky’s Latest Phishing Tactics: Exploiting DMARC “None” Policies

Understanding Kimsuky’s Latest Phishing Tactics: Exploiting DMARC “None” Policies

News Flash: The infamous North Korean group of hackers — Kimsuky strikes back! Kimsuky is not a new name in the cybersecurity circle, as it is well known for pulling off sophisticated email-based attacks and leveraging social engineering tactics. But this time, they have changed their approach and shifted their focus towards organizations that have DMARC…

Decoding PCI DSS v4.0 and Enhancing Security with DMARC: A Guide

Does your business involve your customers making card payments? If yes, this one is for you! Now that digital payments have become the backbone of most businesses, you cannot afford to let any unauthorized entity snoop in on your transactions or your customers’ card details. They could use this information to unleash havoc on your…

Decoding the Subtle Art of Deception: Homoglyphing and Its Role in Phishing Attacks

Decoding the Subtle Art of Deception: Homoglyphing and Its Role in Phishing Attacks

Have you ever confused “0” (the digit) for “O” (uppercase alphabet) while entering a password? Or have you stared at your screen trying to differentiate “1” from “l” (lowercase L)? If so, you are not alone! Truth be told, these mix-ups are fairly common and might seem harmless, but that is only until they are…

Beware of Phishing Attempts- Apple Users’ Version!

Lately, Apple users across 92 countries have received the biggest shock of their lives in their email and iPhone inboxes! Apple contacted them regarding a “mercenary spyware attack.”  To make it more ominous, the users would get to see a “Threat notification” if they logged into their Apple ID.  The message emphasized the gravity of…

Microsoft Plans to Impose a Per Day Limit on Exchange Online Bulk Emails to Reduce Spam

Starting January 1, 2025, Microsoft Exchange Online users will have to change their plans as a limit of 2,000 external recipients per 24 hours will be implemented. This is because the platform was never designed for high-volume transactional emails. So, this decision has been taken with respect to that and not to overburden the resources….