Currently, a security vulnerability exists in a widely used JsonWebToken library. Under certain conditions, attackers can distribute and execute malicious code remotely. There is no danger for NoSpamProxy customers.
D-Trust GmbH has announced that support for requesting certificates by email will not be discontinued until December 31, 2022. Find out here what this means for NoSpamProxy customers.
The critical zero-day security vulnerability Follina in Microsoft Office is currently making headlines. Particularly threatening is the fact that it is sufficient for an infection to trigger a hover preview in a downloaded file. We show you how you can protect yourself with NoSpamProxy.
In some cases, certificates already issued by SwissSign were withdrawn because in these cases the Common Name (CN) did not correspond to the prescribed first name last name format. We show you how to apply for new certificates for the affected users.
Starting with the next update for NoSpamProxy Server 13.2, DigiCert will be available as a certificate authority. Customers will be able to easily integrate their S/MIME certificates from DigiCert.
Microsoft is currently warning customers about a serious security vulnerability in connection with docx files. The dangerous thing about this vulnerability is the fact that simply opening the respective Word file is sufficient to execute the malicious code and enable remote code execution. An additional activation of any macros is not necessary. Read on to find out how you can protect yourself from this danger.
Short URL services such as bit.ly are consistently used by criminals to get phishing links past email security solutions and onto their victims’ computers. In this article, we show you how short URLs are used as part of spam campaigns and why 32Guards and its dedicated web crawler offer ideal protection against attacks.
At the turn of the year 2019/2020, the time had come: 32Guards began to send assessments of emails to the participants of the 32Guards beta. Over the course of 2020, the repertoire of detections grew significantly. In this article, we will look back at a number of developments and show how 32Guards became increasingly active, especially in the second half of 2020.
You are currently viewing a placeholder content from Google Maps. To access the actual content, click the button below. Please note that doing so will share data with third-party providers.
More Information