Security
How and Why Coronavirus Scammers Can Send Fake Emails from the WHO
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Frank
- April 3, 2020
- cleo abram
- coronavirus
- covid 19
- Cybersecurity
- dkim
- DMARC
- domain key identified mail
- domain spoofing
- domain-based message authentication
- dylan tweney
- email authentication
- email security
- email spoofing
- explain
- explainer
- how DMARC works
- joss fong
- phishing
- ryan kalember
- scam
- sender policy framework
- spf
- spoof
- spoof email
- vox
- Vox.com
- WHO
- World Health Organization
With the rise of a the Covid-19 pandemic, there’s also a sharp rise in scammers trying to profit on the situation. Unfortunately, WHO’s email servers are not helping with the situation. During the coronavirus pandemic, scammers have sent several emails using the domain of the World Health Organization. Some are addressed from Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, […]
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