How can an email forwarding service send email with a "From" from a domain they don’t control, and still pass SPF?

Let’s say:

alice@example.com sends an email to bob@bob.com.

Bob owns the domain bob.com but doesn’t manage an emailing server. Instead he uses an email forwarding service (provided by his registrar / DNS service, for example Cloudflare d… Continue reading How can an email forwarding service send email with a "From" from a domain they don’t control, and still pass SPF?

How can an email forwarding service send email with a "From" from a domain they don’t control, and still pass SPF?

Let’s say:

alice@example.com sends an email to bob@bob.com.

Bob owns the domain bob.com but doesn’t manage an emailing server. Instead he uses an email forwarding service (provided by his registrar / DNS service, for example Cloudflare d… Continue reading How can an email forwarding service send email with a "From" from a domain they don’t control, and still pass SPF?

Avoiding domain security risks when taking your business online

Unfortunately, as available domain extensions increase in variety (and uniqueness), so do security risks. In this Help Net Security video, Prudence Malinki, Head of Industry Relations at Markmonitor, discusses best practices enterprises should abide by… Continue reading Avoiding domain security risks when taking your business online

dns spoof does not redirect example website to target website. MiTM bettercap; [closed]

I am trying to spoof example.com by Bettercap
I ran
sudo bettercap -iface wlan0
net.probe on
net.show
set dns.spoof.domains example.com
set dns.spoof.address 192.168.1.145
dns.spoof on
set arp.spoof.targets 192.168.1.145
arp.spoof on
net.s… Continue reading dns spoof does not redirect example website to target website. MiTM bettercap; [closed]