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DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) is an email authentication protocol that uses SPF and DKIM to verify email senders and prevent spoofing, ensuring that emails are legitimate and from the claimed domain What DMARC Does: DMARC builds on […]
Many folks out there are a bit tired of the deception many high profile “free” or nearly free email accounts have become associated with. These folks will sell your privacy out to the government at the drop of a dime. […]
Today’s shout out for polluting our Internet with needless SPAM goes to Eonix Corporation out of Henderson, Nevada. These folks have no shame and continue to bombard the world with their worthless email. The IPs to block: # Eonix Corporation […]
Today we would like to give a big shout out to one of those ISP that don’t seem to give a damn about how much spam their users generate. Yes Secured Servers LLC located in Tempe, Arizona – I am […]
We all know that we should backup our critical files on a regular basis, but quite often, like regular exercise, we fail to do so. If your Windows pc is on a regular backup schedule which includes your “Users” folder […]
While there are many good email alternatives out there, including in the cloud services, there is really only one email tool that will allow you to organize and use multiple email accounts. Microsoft’s Outlook. It should come as no surprise […]
Over the last couple of weeks it seems that some email servers are strictly enforcing the rejection of email when a domain’s email address header does not have a matching SPF record. The problem is further compounded since very few […]
Facebook is warning its users on an ongoing BredoLab malware serving campaign using the well known “Facebook Password Reset Confirmation Customer Support†social engineering theme. More details on the campaign can be found at ZDNet.
Yesterday we received and applied a new security update contained in openssl-0.9.8l_2 designed to address “man in the middle attacks” which allows attackers to insert data into HTTPS sessions, and possibly other types of sessions protected by TLS or SSL. […]
Yesterday, the port download for a new version of vpopmail became available. The new version had been reported as available for several days, but none of the download sites would respond. The new port built without error. Everything seemed aok […]