Collaborate Disseminate
I have lost control of all my emails,the hacker is using Wikipedia platform to find web pages to mimic and overlay on my apps, has all my information already, I found an id when I happened upon a backdoor into on Gmail. Possibly theirs, th… Continue reading Google cloud user is hacking all my electronics
When you input a search term, Gmail will no longer list the related emails in chronological order, but based on a relevancy ranking determined by AI. Continue reading Gmail’s AI Update Resembles Mail for iOS 18, And Not in A Good Way
I have seen files that where I’m my microsoft account recyclable Ben files I never thru away then I looked in my google account saw that there was another android device using my account I couldn’t find an ip address for that device so I d… Continue reading Accounts created in my gmail that i did not create [closed]
I was just wondering what the downsides of the following approach would be:
The email address I store is hashed (with a pepper that is db wide). This should (in my theory) better protect users in case of a data breach compared to storing t… Continue reading Hashed email addresses in database and plain text emails in JWT
I’m trying to implement an email verification system (and also authentication system).
I’ve decided against magic links as, even though they can be more secure, the user has a 50% change to begin the authentication flow from another device… Continue reading What are the drawbacks of a 4-digits OTP email verification & authentication system?
February’s report on Microsoft patches includes 56 vulnerabilities, two of which are zero-day flaws that have been exploited.
Continue reading Patch Tuesday: Microsoft Patches Two Actively Exploited Zero-Day Flaws
I’m trying to understand how large email providers handle their DMARC records.
I’ve taken a look at Gmail, and I’m a bit confused as to why they don’t have a policy set for the main domain (p=none). If I understand correctly, the DMARC che… Continue reading Gmail’s DMARC policy
Now, more than ever, users can fall prey to word-perfect AI-created phishing campaigns, subtle BEC messages that sound remarkably like the sender, and highly convincing ploys from trusted vendors with legitimate-looking websites and clean domains, acco… Continue reading Nine out of ten emails are spam
I know the practice of using drafts to communicate has been well documented.
I have a more specific use case: An employee looking to move content in and out of a secure network.
We lock down USB, block cloud services, monitor emails, etc…. Continue reading Using email drafts to move content through network security [closed]
I’ve just set up sending emails from my domain with Google workspace, and have just learned about SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. I’m wondering, what use is SPF in the modern internet. Probably half the internet is already sending emails from a goog… Continue reading What use is SPF for email security in a cloud / SAAS world