The safety of email is a hot topic right now. Recent headlines have shown how cyber criminals can hack email or send scams to unknowing victims. Because of these growing problems, there’s more focus on the safety and validity of emails.
Google, the world’s biggest email provider, on February 9, 2016, announced that it will make email safer for receivers. This will help its one billion monthly active Gmail users distinguish between good and malicious messages by showing them whether a sender’s identity can be trusted and whether an email could have been tampered with or viewed in …
“Email Authentication Simplified” Google made a big announcement on 30th January 2012. Well, it wasn’t just Google, the announcement actually came from fifteen leading email service and technology providers, that they are all fighting spam and phishing together, in a big way, by forming a new email authentication standard. If you are in any way …
SPF in is an “Authentication Mechanism”. It’s like an ID card that your email carries and shows the the bouncer at the ISP’s door Have you seen emails go out in the sun and get totally tanned? Well, they should have used a sunscreen with a Sun Protection Factor of 30. Whaaaa? Ok. I am …