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February 15, 2024

Email measures for organizations

Running a business in this era of rapidly advancing technology, taking appropriate measures to prevent email problems is not only important. This document outlines the measures required for organizations to secure their data and email communications.
February 7, 2024

Phishing attacks on HR/accounting departments: Causes and Prevention

Phishing attacks targeting human resources (HR) or accounting departments are a problem that many companies face. This type of attack aims to steal identities, financial information, or create confusing situations within organizations. This article examines why phishing is focused on HR or accounting departments.
February 4, 2024

Affordable email hosting

Recommendations for choosing email hosting based on price, storage space, number of emails, features, customer service, and selecting a reliable service provider. Check the specifications of various packages. Choose the package that suits your needs and budget. Read reviews about the service provider before making a decision.
February 3, 2024

Email spam protection

Email spam is a common problem. Preventing email spam can be done by using spam filters, not clicking on links or opening attachments in unknown emails, not disclosing personal information via email, and being wary of emails claiming to be from trusted agencies or organizations.
January 25, 2024

email blacklist

An email blacklist is a list of IP addresses or domains that some email providers consider to be untrustworthy and may send malicious emails such as spam or phishing. When the email server receives emails from IPs or domains that are in the email server's blacklist, the destination may refuse to receive the email and send it back to you. The originating email server or the email may be placed in the recipient's spam folder.
January 18, 2024

New phishing scheme found in svg files

It has been discovered that in addition to HTML, there are also attempts to use SVG files by inserting JavaScript and modifying them to be difficult to read (obfuscate) to avoid detection by security systems. Using HTML documents embedded in phishing emails is a standard technique used by cybercriminals. There is no need to include the link in the body of the email. HTML is often easily detected by anti-spam mechanisms and email antivirus programs.