Phishing attacks often exploit trusted email domain names to deliver malicious payloads. Historically, the onus has been on recipients to identify and mitigate these threats. DMARC (Domain-based ...

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Since its creation, email has suffered from an "original sin" - the inability to confirm a sender’s true identity. Recently, that flaw has led to an onslaught of phishing attacks - which often lead to ...

The number of domains using an anti-spoofing technology known as Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance, or DMARC, topped 2.7 million in 2020, yet most domains still fail to ...

Bad actors increasingly use email as an attack vector, according to the FBI. Every day, businesses face sophisticated phishing attempts, spoofing attacks, and business email compromise schemes that ...

Threat actors abuse complex routing and misconfigured protections to spoof domains and send phishing emails that appear to be ...

Bad actors increasingly use email as an attack vector, according to the FBI. Every day, businesses face sophisticated phishing attempts, spoofing attacks, and business email compromise schemes that ...

So-called “Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance,” or DMARC, is a technical standard that is designed to protect the senders and recipients of email from spam, spoofing and ...