Dangerous Attachment Types: Executables, Macros, Archives and Disk Images
Some attachment types run code or hide it from scanners. Here is why attackers use them and how to handle each category.
read >Some attachment types run code or hide it from scanners. Here is why attackers use them and how to handle each category.
read >Old mail carries growing risk through breaches, forgotten accounts and archived secrets. A practical retention approach for personal email.
read >What to look for in a secure mail client: TLS checks, remote content control, PGP support, server-side filtering and updates, with a comparison.
read >Recovery flows often let a weaker method override strong login protection. Here is how they fail and how to harden them.
read >How tracking pixels and link redirects reveal opens and clicks, what Apple Mail Privacy Protection changes, and how to block them.
read >What MTA-STS and TLS-RPT do for SMTP encryption, how the policy and reporting records are published, and the mistakes to avoid.
read >How inbound spam filtering can work with greylisting, sender reputation and content rules while keeping per-user behaviour out of the decision.
read >A practical checklist for a small team's mail setup, covering accounts, domain records, filters, keys, offboarding, backups and a regular review.
read >Why TOTP codes can be relayed by phishing sites while FIDO2 security keys are bound to the origin, and how to use both on a mail account.
read >Why a mail host should not read your messages, where encryption at rest stops, and what limited inbound filtering actually involves.
read >How to read Received, Authentication-Results, DKIM-Signature and other email headers, in order, and which ones you can trust.
read >Running your own mail server offers control and carries real operational work. This comparison covers deliverability, security, upkeep and cost, so you can.
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