OPSEC FAIL: US Military Email Going to Mali — via Typo
MX Mixup: Russian-allied government can intercept “highly sensitive information”—because there’s no “I” in .ML ...
What a Mess: Barracuda Swaps Countless Appliances — Malware Can’t be Removed
ESG FAIL: Patching alone won’t cut it ...
Surprise! US DoD Server Had no Password — 3TB of Sensitive Data Leaked
Sensitive military data found on unprotected Microsoft Azure server. Defense Department email store left insecure for at least 11 days ...
Why Secure Email Gateways Fall Short
Secure email gateways (SEGs) have been around for more than a decade. They’re one of the most common types of email security solutions deployed on the perimeter to protect incoming and outgoing ...
5 Reasons for Everyone to Use a Secure Email Provider
Secure email providers provide enhanced security and privacy over more common, not-so-privacy friendly email providers. Secure email providers are also just as user friendly as their non-privacy-friendly counterparts. Given the decentralized nature ...
Email and cybersecurity: Fraudsters are knocking
Can you remember your first email? Either sending one, or receiving it? I certainly remember explaining to people what email was, and I also remember someone telling me they could live without ...
Weekly Ransomware Attacks Taking a Toll on Security Pros
A third of organizations experience a ransomware attack at least once a week, indicating businesses are struggling to keep up with a steady stream of attacks, according to a report from Menlo ...
Our 5 Best Private and Secure Email Providers (Alternatives to Gmail)
Free email has been around for... decades. However, the trust cost of these free email services comes in the form of your data - you give up your privacy in exchange for ...
Email Fraud in 2022: What you Need to Know
With how much of our personal and professional lives take place online, it becomes more important each day for us to understand our vulnerability to cyberattacks. Cybercriminals target emails, domains, and accounts ...
Email Attack via a Recycled Domain
A software engineering friend fell victim to an almost-successful attack on his Facebook account. The attacker seemed to have a database of email addresses and user physical locations (i.e. cities, states, small ...
