Have you ever seen emails that looked genuine but were a scam?
Well, these are spoofed emails for you!
Talking about email spoofing, they are emails that appear to be from a known person, but they are not in reality. Cybercriminals modify the header of an email to make it look as if it is sent by someone genuine. It is one of the popular strategies used in phishing and spam emails.
The risks and damages of email spoofing can be substantial, especially when you use emails for corporate purposes. For example, you own an online store, company, or just a small Facebook shop.
So you have to be aware of all the threats of email spoofing. In this article, we will discuss how you can keep yourself safe from email spoofing.
Firstly, it is essential to note that the communication protocol for electronic mail transfer, the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol or SMTP, does not support email authentication. So you have to adopt other methods to stop email spoofing.
If you have an organized inbox, then email spoofing should not be able to affect you. But we understand that the work is not as easy as it is to say, you might receive hundreds of emails each day from unknown sources. To sort them manually daily can be a challenge, so you can take the help of some email management application. They are fast, easy to use, and will do all the work for you.
Conclusion
Email spoofing is one of the most abundant ways that cybercriminals use to get hold of sensitive information. But the good news is, with the above tips, you can avoid these emails and keep your mailbox safe.
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