Currently, criminals are trying to install malware via text-based CSV files. We show how you can protect yourself from CSV injection attacks.
The December update of NoSpamProxy Cloud has made available two functions, Encryption and Managed Certificates, which significantly simplify the encryption of emails and the management of the required certificates. To be more precise, it couldn’t be easier: With Managed Certificates you can create certificates automatically and renew them before they expire, without any effort on the part of customers or service providers.
A wave of email attacks is currently spreading around the world, with the attackers abusing the communication partners’ Exchange servers to send the fake emails. This article explains why this is so dangerous and what you can do now.
The high-quality certificates for NoSpamProxy Cloud will be available from November 2021. They impress with an unbeatable price and little effort.
In phishing attacks, criminals repeatedly focus on bank customers in order to obtain sensitive data. Recently, there has been an increase in attacks on the customers of financial institutions. In his blog www.msxfaq.de, Frank Carius takes a closer look at some of the current spam mails. He shows how to recognise the phishing emails and which banks need to catch up on the topic of email security.
Business Email Compromise (BEC) is a scam through which criminals repeatedly manage to tap sensitive data or trigger financial transactions. Recurring dates such as the turn of the year or global events such as the Corona pandemic serve as a template for the fraudsters to get employees to transfer money to their account or disclose data. We explain why Business Email Compromise (BEC) is so dangerous and what you can do about it.
Convinced by its own use, ADN signs a distribution agreement with Net at Work for NoSpamProxy. ADN partners thus have access to a future-oriented, simple solution for email security ‘Made in Germany’.
In the fifth part of our series on sender reputation, we explain how you can use DNS-based Authentication of Named Entities (DANE) to ensure the authenticity of certificates and protect your email traffic from access by criminals.
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