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The most obvious method for detecting "SPOOFED" email is to look in the FROM field of the email. If the e-mail address displayed is different from the known e-mail address of the person who supposedly sent it, then you know it's a spoof. These emails come to a lot of individuals quite frequently and appear to be coming from legitimate companies like eBay, PayPal or a major bank. It is also referred to as "PHISHING".
Fake or SPOOFED email Detection
1. Use eMailTrackerPro The first step is to use an email analysis tool like eMailTrackerPro , which will automatically analyze an email and its headers and provide a report similar to the following:
Email Tracer Tutorial - a reference guide to trace email messages
A good server design has no, or very few, single points of failure. One of the most common server component that fails, are disks. So data redundancy becomes essential to recoverability. Redundant Array of Independent/Inexpensive Disks (RAID) is a disk system that provides better fault-tolerance by making use of redundancy of disk(s). RAID is a disk system that contains multiple disk drives, called an array, to provide greater performance, fault tolerance, storage capacity, at a moderate cost. While configuring your server system, you typically have to make a choice between hardware RAID and software RAID for the server’s internal disk drives
Why is RAID So Important for Databases?
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The SSD drives have already hit the market and their arena is shaping up to be fierce with a lot of players. For those who have never heard of the SSD technology, here is a brief explanation: The SSD ( Solid State Drive ) is another storage unit for your computer, similar to your hard drive – but zillions times faster ! Yes sir, not mechanical components here, so if you look under the hood of your SSD, you won’t find any magnetic head & platters, but just a plain PCB board.
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Protect your FOSS-based IT infrastructure from packet crafting by learning more about it. In the previous articles in this series , we explored common infrastructure vulnerability exploitation scenarios. This article takes a step forward to describe a technically advanced attack that could badly impact networks because it is tough to detect. Packet crafting is a commonly used and yet complex method to exploit vulnerabilities and, hence, it is important for network administrators to know more about it, and also to understand the various ways to protect their infrastructure against it. We will also look at how to protect FOSS-based systems from a packet crafting attack.
Cyber Attacks Explained: Packet Crafting
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