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How to Spot a Fake University Email
BlogScammers impersonate universities in phishing emails. Learn 5 red flags to identify fake university emails and avoid giving away personal information.
How to Turn on Two-Factor Authentication for Emails?
BlogEnsure your personal information remains safe and discover the step-by-step process of adding Two-factor authentication for Emails to enhance email security.
What are the Hallmarks of Strong Software Security?
BlogWorried about app security breaches? Discover the key features of strong Appsec (authentication, authorization, encryption, logging) to secure your software and user data.
How to Secure Your onmicrosoft.com Domains Against Spoofing Attacks?
BlogProtect your onmicrosoft.com domains from spoofing attacks with our step-by-step guide on implementing DKIM and DMARC for enhanced email security.
How to Spot Zip Bomb Attachments in Spam Emails?
BlogDiscover effective strategies for detecting Zip Bombs in your Spam Emails and learn how to defend devices against them.
SMTP Error Codes Explained
BlogSMTP error codes are messages from email servers that explain why your email couldn't be delivered. Learn what these codes mean and troubleshoot email delivery issues.
How Do I Check Domain Reputation?
BlogDomain or IP reputation is your email sender score. Learn how to check and improve domain reputation for higher open rates and better deliverability.
Can Blockchain Help Improve Email Security?
BlogDiscover the benefits and challenges of integrating blockchain into email security strategies for a safer digital environment.
Datacenter Proxies: Unveiling the Workhorse of the Proxy World
BlogDatacenter proxies are the most reliable and affordable type of proxy. Learn how they work and their benefits for businesses.
Kimsuky Exploits DMARC “None” Policies in Recent Phishing Attacks
BlogNorth Korean hacker group Kimsuky is targeting organizations with weak DMARC policies to launch phishing attacks. Learn how to enforce DMARC and protect yourself from Kimsuky.
