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3 Steps to Fix “No DMARC Record Found”
Have you ever received the prompt "No DMARC Record Found" message? If so, we can assist you with fixing the prompt. Because SMTP by default has no security against bogus "From" addresses, attackers can send emails from the precise domain...
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History of Email
There are many fascinating tales and innovative technologies throughout the history of email. In the timeline below, we’ve highlighted 24...
Multiple SPF records on a domain?
Can more than one SPF record be present on the same domain? The answer is no; if a domain contains...
What is Honeytrap and how to prevent it?
Learn what a honeytrap attack is, how cybercriminals use social engineering tactics to manipulate victims, and how to protect your organization from honeytrap scams, phishing attacks, and online impersonation threats.
DMARC Explained
DMARC builds on the widely deployed sender and recipient protocols such as SPF & DKIM. DMARC adds reporting capability from receivers to senders,...
Everything that causes an SPF fail: SPF ~all and -all explained
SPF is a key technique of email authentication that lowers the percentage of spammers who are successful online. As a...
DMARC Quarantine Vs Reject: What’s the difference?
What is the difference between the DMARC policies quarantine and reject, and what will happen when I publish these policies?...
What is Phishing?
Phishing is when cybercriminals send malicious emails to scam internet users. It is a form of social engineering in which scammers use human psychology...
What is a DMARC Record?
A DMARC record is a DNS TXT record that allows you to control how your email is handled if it...
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