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A temporary (or disposable) email address is an email account that exists for a short time -- anywhere from a few minutes to a few days. You use it to receive emails without giving out your real addre...
Phishing emails have gotten much harder to spot. The obvious typos and Nigerian prince scams still exist, but the attacks targeting businesses today are far more polished. Here are the techniques atta...
This guide offers a simple security step that most people overlook: turning off automatic image loading in your email client. It takes about two minutes to set up and closes a real tracking and attack...
For years the advice was to look for typos, generic greetings, and odd sender addresses. AI took those clues away. Scam emails now arrive with clean grammar, your real name, and a believable reason to...
INTERPOL shut down 45,000 phishing servers, but hackers already moved on. New attacks exhaust security teams with investigative overload while real breaches slip through unnoticed.
Microsoft just patched a bug in their AI assistant that was leaking confidential emails for six weeks. If your company uses Microsoft 365 with sensitivity labels, Copilot could show protected emails t...
For years the advice was to look for typos and odd grammar. AI-written phishing emails don’t have them. Here is what changed in early 2026, two stories from New Hampshire, the habits that still work n...
Right after the Microsoft Copilot bug made headlines, scammers sent fake Microsoft security alerts from micr0soft-support.net (note the zero). Here's how to spot this typosquatting scam and what to do...