Communication is the hallmark of processes between governments, organizations, and individuals; there is a potent need to know what goes around; email is one of the cheapest means of communicating globally today. Cybercriminals know that many people utilize email platforms for communication and leverage this knowledge for email phishing attacks.
An unnerving report in 2019 says that 99% of cyberattacks use some form of social engineering, such as phishing emails, to access sensitive information. Usually, an email passes through the sender host’s server to the recipient server; there should be a measure to determine if the email is from an authorized IP address sender or a phishing campaign.
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