Collaborate Disseminate
EasyDMARC lands venture capital funding after finding traction in the email security and authentication business.
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8,800 domains, many once owned by major companies, have been abused to get millions of emails past spam filters as part of SubdoMailing campaign.
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A new attack technique named SMTP Smuggling can allow malicious actors to send out spoofed emails that bypass authentication mechanisms.
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Cloud security researcher warns that stolen Microsoft signing key was more powerful and not limited to Outlook.com and Exchange Online.
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Standard email authentication to prevent spoofing and phishing remains elusive for most. Continue reading ThreatList: DMARC Adoption Nonexistent at 80% of Orgs
A slightly different informational report today, that illustrates the benefits of setting up authentication correctly on your outgoing mail server and using DMARC reporting. I won’t go into DMARC too deeply here because there are hundreds of sites explaining how to set it up and why you should use it. … Continue reading → Continue reading Another compromised tech support company server sending spam. Why you should use DMARC