Not Receiving DMARC Aggregate and Forensic Reports? Here’s Why

Not Receiving DMARC Aggregate and Forensic Reports? Here’s Why

Not Receiving DMARC Aggregate and Forensic Reports? Here’s Why

by Duocircle

 

Did you know that there’s more to DMARC implementation than just the policies that determine what happens to emails that don’t pass authentication checks (SPF and DKIM)? It is the reporting feature of DMARC that sets the tone for the overall effectiveness of your email security strategy. DMARC reports offer comprehensive insights into how emails claiming to come from your domain are being handled by their recipients and the ones that fail DMARC, SPF, or DKIM validation, providing a clear view of both legitimate and fraudulent activities.

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Google Admin Security, SharePoint File Theft, Health Department Cyberattacks – Cybersecurity News [April 08, 2024]

Google Admin Security, SharePoint File Theft, Health Department Cyberattacks – Cybersecurity News [April 08, 2024]

Google Admin Security, SharePoint File Theft, Health Department Cyberattacks - Cybersecurity News [April 08, 2024]

by Duocircle

 

To stay ahead of threat actors and protect valuable assets, you must keep up with the latest cybersecurity news. Join us, and we’ll take you through this week’s discoveries with the new dual admin approval feature in Google Workspace, the new vulnerabilities in Microsoft SharePoint, how threat actors are targeting healthcare IT desks to steal finances, fake Facebook ads and pages spreading malware via hijacked AI tool pages, and the RUBYCARP botnet that has been operating for a decade. Stay Tuned!

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The Journey of SPF, DKIM, and DMARC- The Three Fortifiers Against Phishing and Spoofing!

The Journey of SPF, DKIM, and DMARC- The Three Fortifiers Against Phishing and Spoofing!

The Journey of SPF, DKIM, and DMARC- The Three Fortifiers Against Phishing and Spoofing!

by Duocircle

 

DMARC has already gained the attention it deserves, owing to its efficiency in combatting phishing and spoofing attacks. But the journey wasn’t fast and steady from the beginning. It all started when SPF came into play, followed by the amalgamation of Yahoo’s DomainKeys and Cisco’s Identified Internet Mail (IIM). This blog covers the journey of all three email authentication protocols in detail.

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Cyber Security vs Ethical Hacking: What’s the Difference?

Cyber Security vs Ethical Hacking: What’s the Difference?

Cyber Security vs Ethical Hacking: What’s the Difference?

by Duocircle

 

Are you struggling to safeguard your organization’s data from the plague caused by malicious attacks such as spoofing, DDoS, phishing, malware, etc.? In your pursuit of a secure and resilient future for your organization, we are sure you must have come across the term “cyber security strategy” quite often! Do you think it is just another buzzword, or does it carry real significance?

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What is the Difference Between DomainKeys and DKIM?

What is the Difference Between DomainKeys and DKIM?

 

Both these terms sound alike, so some people get confused and use them interchangeably. However, doing so isn’t right. DKIM, which stands for DomainKeys Identified Mail, is a successor to Yahoo’s DomainKey or DK.

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Lama Security Breach, AT&T Security Lawsuit, Russian Card Theft – Cybersecurity News [April 01, 2024]

Lama Security Breach, AT&T Security Lawsuit, Russian Card Theft – Cybersecurity News [April 01, 2024]

Lama Security Breach, AT&T Security Lawsuit, Russian Card Theft - Cybersecurity News [April 01, 2024]

by Duocircle

 

We’re back with the latest cybersecurity scoop of the week. We’re here with the SurveyLama security incident, why AT&T is facing class action lawsuits, Russians charging individuals behind a 7-year card skimming campaign, how India freed 250 nationals being forced into cybercrime, and the latest JSOutProx malware strain that can steal your card details so you can avoid these threats. 

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Resolving the Issue of Google Calendar Invites Failing DMARC Checks

Resolving the Issue of Google Calendar Invites Failing DMARC Checks

Resolving the Issue of Google Calendar Invites Failing DMARC Checks

by Duocircle

 

Sometimes, Google Calendar invites don’t pass DMARC authentication checks because when the recipient replies to the invitation, the response is sent back through Google’s servers. Since the ‘From’ address and the originating servers don’t align, the Google Calendar invitation gets rejected as the sending domain’s DMARC policy instructs so.

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Cybersecurity Conferences that CISOs Should Attend in 2024

Cybersecurity Conferences that CISOs Should Attend in 2024

Cybersecurity Conferences that CISOs Should Attend in 2024

by Duocircle

 

How do you stay one step ahead in a world where cybersecurity threats evolve faster than a click? One of the best ways to stay on top of your cybersecurity game is to cultivate a comprehensive understanding of the various determinants that shape the cybersecurity landscape—major threats, emerging technologies, regulatory changes, etc. And what better way to gain insights into all of this and more than by attending conferences?

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Causes and Solutions of DMARC Failures

Causes and Solutions of DMARC Failures

 

DMARC failure reports give insights into why emails failed DMARC checks and show where the trouble is to help you fix it. Invalid DMARC records fail to filter out phishing and spoofing emails. So, ensure your SPF and DKIM settings are correct, address alignment issues, and manage subdomains carefully.

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Darcula Device Phishing, KuCoin AML Charges, Finland APT31 Culprits – Cybersecurity News [March 25, 2024]

Darcula Device Phishing, KuCoin AML Charges, Finland APT31 Culprits – Cybersecurity News [March 25, 2024]

Darcula Device Phishing, KuCoin AML Charges, Finland APT31 Culprits - Cybersecurity News [March 25, 2024]

by Duocircle

 

Here we are again with the latest in cybersecurity to help you keep up and stay a step ahead of threat actors and new scams. This week, we’ll share information about the Darcula phishing scheme targeting mobile devices, KuCoin’s failure to cope with the US AML requirements, the Finnish Police’s latest update on the parliament breach, the advanced PhaaS tool that bypasses MFA, and also how Google’s AI-powered search is promoting scam websites and malware. Let’s get into it.

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A Guide to Navigating the Cyber Threat Landscape for Teenagers

A Guide to Navigating the Cyber Threat Landscape for Teenagers

 

Do your children take lessons or play games online? Do they spend significant time on the internet downloading songs or simply browsing through the treasure trove of information available online?

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Top Cybersecurity Challenges that Will Plague the 2024 US Elections

Top Cybersecurity Challenges that Will Plague the 2024 US Elections

Top Cybersecurity Challenges that Will Plague the 2024 US Elections

by Duocircle

 

National security is generally associated with protecting the borders, but in this hyperconnected digital world, there’s more to ensuring a nation’s safety than just safeguarding the borders from external threats.

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Spa Email Compromised, X Malicious Redirect, CISA China Cyber – Cybersecurity News  [March 18, 2024]

Spa Email Compromised, X Malicious Redirect, CISA China Cyber – Cybersecurity News [March 18, 2024]

Spa Email Compromised, X Malicious Redirect, CISA China Cyber – Cybersecurity News [March 18, 2024]

by Duocircle

 

This week, we bring you the latest in cybersecurity that will help you stay a step ahead of the latest threats. From the phishing scam of the Spa Grand Prix and the malicious telegram links on X (Twitter) to the latest releases by CISA and the FTC on Chinese threats and impersonation scams. Plus, the details of the ‘Earth Krahang’ threat actor group that has compromised 70 organizations in 45 countries. Stay tuned!

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Learning to Prevent Credential Phishing in 2024

Learning to Prevent Credential Phishing in 2024

 

Phishing is an umbrella term for several kinds of tricks and scams attempted online. For example, there’s ‘credential phishing,’ which is when threat actors steal your passwords or login information. Then, there’s ‘spear phishing,’ which is more targeted and personalized. They might use information about you to make their scams seem more believable. Another type is ‘vishing,’ which involves phone calls instead of emails, where they try to get personal information from you over the phone.

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Another Instance of Nissan Data Breach: 100K People Affected Across New Zealand and Australia

Another Instance of Nissan Data Breach: 100K People Affected Across New Zealand and Australia

Another Instance of Nissan Data Breach: 100K People Affected Across New Zealand and Australia

by Duocircle

 

Nissan, the Japanese car manufacturing company, experienced a mind-boggling ransomware attack on December 5, 2024, resulting in a complete frenzy across Australia and New Zealand. This is not the first time that Nissan has come under the radar of cybercriminals. Earlier, this automobile company faced attacks such as proof of concept exploitation, source code leak issues, and data breach cases. Apparently, the notorious Akira ransomware gang is the mastermind behind this cyber scam. They have claimed to have scraped a whopping 100GB of data.

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Best Practices to Follow When Implementing SPF, DKIM, and DMARC

Best Practices to Follow When Implementing SPF, DKIM, and DMARC

Best Practices to Follow When Implementing SPF, DKIM, and DMARC

by Duocircle

 

We are in 2024, and it’s officially the era of email authentication, especially after Google and Yahoo made it mandatory for organizations to protect their email ecosystem with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. Now that email authentication has become the new norm; enterprises have no other choice but to level up their cybersecurity game by implementing robust email authentication protocols. 

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French Agency Breach, PixPirate’s Stealth Technique, Fake Wallet Scam – Cybersecurity News  [March 11, 2024]

French Agency Breach, PixPirate’s Stealth Technique, Fake Wallet Scam – Cybersecurity News [March 11, 2024]

French Agency Breach, PixPirate's Stealth Technique, Fake Wallet Scam - Cybersecurity News [March 11, 2024]

by Duocircle

 

Here we are again with the latest inside scoop on the cybersecurity highlights of the week. We’ll share details of the data leak in France’s job-seeking portal, the latest advancements of PixPirate Android malware, the fake “Leather” wallet crypto drainer application on the App Store, the Russian attack on Microsoft, and the arrest of a former Google employee who stole cutting-edge AI tech from the organization. Stay tuned!

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DMARC For Shopify Users

DMARC For Shopify Users

 

DMARC isn’t a new regime; however, regulations and email service providers have now made it mandatory. This exercise is meant to reduce phishing and spoofing by filtering genuine and fraudulent emails. DMARC works in accordance with SPF and DKIM to instruct recipients’ servers to either reject or mark illegitimate emails as spam, reducing the likelihood of victims engaging with such emails and getting manipulated. 

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Clop Ransomware: Overview, Working Style, and Preventive Measures

Clop Ransomware: Overview, Working Style, and Preventive Measures

Clop Ransomware: Overview, Working Style, and Preventive Measures

by Duocircle

 

Clop Ransomware was first discovered by Michael Gillespie in 2019. It’s a developing family of ransomware that encrypts all data in a company’s digital ecosystem, and hackers demand money to decrypt and give back access. The malware is packed covertly and smartly to hide its inner workings.

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