Opinions expressed are those of the author. Email spoofing is a frequent tactic that cybercriminals use to trick the recipient into thinking the email came from a legitimate source. The primary ...

And since the email is going through Google’s own servers, it would pass all spoof detection tests. You can check out the flow of the attack in the diagram below. Credit: Allison Husain attack ...

Spoofing is when someone forges the email address of the sender—the address that appears in the ‘From:’ field—to make it look like it’s being sent by someone else. Spoofing relies on exploiting the ...

Spoofing can be done to disguise email addresses, phone numbers, or more advanced systems like an ARP or DNS. There are several ways to detect spoofing, some as easy as poor grammar and spelling.

To top it all off, I checked the SPF record of a domain from another spam email in my inbox that was spoofing wildvoyager.com: Lo and behold, the 0.0.0.0/0 block allows the entire IPv4 address ...

This is known as email spoofing, where malicious actors disguise their emails to look like they’re from legitimate sources. These emails often try to trick you into clicking on harmful links or ...

A new report from the Acronis Threat Research Unit has uncovered a vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Online settings that could enable email spoofing attacks. This issue primarily affects users ...

Lax security standards are allowing anyone to “spoof” emails from some of the most-visited domains, according to new research. Email spoofing — a common tactic of spammers — basically ...