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EN The sending MTA subsequently connects to the receiving MTA found in the DNS query result, enquiring whether this receiving server supports TLS encryption

• sending MTA subsequently
• receiving MTA found
• DNS query result
• server supports TLS

EN Implementing DMARC shows receiving servers that you’re committed to improving your email security, making it much more likely that your email reaches people’s inboxes.

• Implementing DMARC shows
• committed to improving
• email security
• making it much
• reaches

EN DMARC RUA allows you, the domain owner, to receive daily reports sent from receiving email servers telling you which emails did and did not pass DMARC, SPF and DKIM authentication. It also tells you about their DMARC alignment.

• DMARC RUA allows
• domain owner
• receive daily reports
• receiving email servers
• emails did
• did not pass
• SPF
• DKIM authentication
• DMARC

EN It specifies to receiving servers how to respond to emails that fail either/both of these authentication checks, giving the domain owner control over the receiver’s response

• specifies to receiving
• respond to emails
• fail either
• checks
• giving the domain
• response

EN For example, a threat actor creates an SPF record on a fake domain with reference to a legitimate corporate domain to send emails in bulk to various receiving servers

• example
• threat actor creates
• legitimate corporate domain
• various receiving servers

EN Moreover, it gives domain owners the power to specify to email receiving servers how to respond to emails failing SPF and DKIM authentication

• Moreover
• gives domain owners
• power to specify
• email receiving servers
• respond to emails
• SPF
• DKIM authentication

EN DMARC works in unison with two standard authentication practices- SPF and DKIM, to authenticate outbound messages, providing a way to specify to receiving servers how they should respond to emails failing authentication checks.

• two standard authentication
• SPF
• DKIM
• authenticate outbound messages
• providing a way
• specify to receiving
• failing authentication

EN A TXT record for any email authentication protocol contains a bunch of mechanisms or tags that signify instructions dedicated to the email receiving servers

• email authentication protocol
• bunch of mechanisms
• tags that signify
• receiving servers

EN For example, a threat actor creates an SPF record on a fake domain with reference to a legitimate corporate domain to send emails in bulk to various receiving servers

• example
• threat actor creates
• legitimate corporate domain
• various receiving servers

EN Implementing DMARC shows receiving servers that you’re committed to improving your email security, making it much more likely that your email reaches people’s inboxes.

• Implementing DMARC shows
• committed to improving
• email security
• making it much
• reaches

EN DMARC RUA allows you, the domain owner, to receive daily reports sent from receiving email servers telling you which emails did and did not pass DMARC, SPF and DKIM authentication. It also tells you about their DMARC alignment.

• DMARC RUA allows
• domain owner
• receive daily reports
• receiving email servers
• emails did
• did not pass
• SPF
• DKIM authentication
• DMARC

EN In case any of those domains are using receiving mail servers that do not support STARTTLS, it will reflect in your TLS reports provided you have TLS-RPT enabled for those domains.

• STARTTLS

EN The MX records for the MTA-STS policy file should include the entries for all receiving mail servers being utilized by your domain.

• MTA-STS policy file
• include the entries
• receiving mail servers

EN If not, this may be a reason why receiving servers are failing to identify Gmail as your authorized sending source

• reason why receiving
• failing to identify
• authorized sending source

EN DMARC records are a concoction of various mechanisms or DMARC tags that communicate specific instructions to email-receiving servers during mail transfer

• concoction of various
• servers during mail

EN License (your servers)You host the application on your own servers and are responsible for its availability. This only makes sense in case you have more than 1000 users. Mailfence runs on Linux servers with a preference for the Debian flavour.

• License
• servers
• host the application
• own servers
• users
• Debian

EN How Can I Transfer Servers With No Downtime? If you're using a Cloud or Dedicated server and want to change servers, you can do the following to ensure there's no downtime: This guide is written with both servers using WHM/cPanel

• Transfer Servers With
• Downtime
• Dedicated server
• want to change
• following to ensure
• downtime
• guide is written
• cPanel

EN While most providers run only one or two servers, Giganews deploys servers in Europe and North America. No matter where you are, our nearby servers ensure low latency and fast speeds.

• While most providers
• two servers
• Giganews deploys servers
• Europe
• North America
• nearby servers ensure
• latency
• fast

EN No matter where or how you want to keep an eye on your servers or your customers? servers: With Server-Eye you have secure access on any device and anywhere due to its responsive design

• want to keep
• customers
• servers
• responsive design

EN Unfortunately this only works when the receiving server supports TLS

• receiving server supports

EN A loss in reputation means receiving email servers are less likely to send your legitimate emails to people’s inboxes, impacting your deliverability.

• loss in reputation
• receiving email servers
• inboxes

EN (a) the recipient country has an adequacy decision from the European Commission;

• European Commission

EN Once the ordered article has been made available in the electronic reading room, the receiving libraries can now print it out directly and make it available to their users in full compliance with copyright law

• Once the ordered
• electronic reading room
• law

EN Handshaking is mostly used to prevent an overrun of the receiver buffer, the buffer in memory used to store the recently received bytes

• Handshaking is mostly
• prevent an overrun
• receiver buffer
• buffer in memory
• store the recently
• bytes

EN If no flow control is implemented in the null modem connection, communication is only possible at speeds at which it is sure the receiving side can handle the amount information even under worst case conditions.

• null modem connection
• sure the receiving
• handle the amount
• even under worst

EN As soon as the DMARC entry is published, any receiving email server can authenticate the incoming emails as per the instructions defined by the domain owner within the DNS entry

• entry is published
• receiving email server
• authenticate the incoming
• per the instructions
• domain owner within
• DNS entry

EN SPF is a “path-based” authentication system, implying that it is related to the path that the email takes from the original sending server to the receiving server

• authentication system
• original sending server
• receiving server

EN SPF not only allows organizations to authorize IP addresses to use its domain names when sending out emails, but also provides a way that a receiving email server can check that authorization.

• organizations to authorize
• emails
• provides a way
• receiving email server

EN According to the SPF policy specifications the receiving server then decides whether to deliver, reject or flag the email in case it fails authentication.

• server then decides
• deliver
• reject
• flag the email
• case it fails

EN The sending email server or Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) communicates with the receiving server to specify whether it supports the STARTTLS command

• sending email server
• Mail Transfer Agent
• MTA
• server to specify
• supports the STARTTLS

EN If it does, the email gets encrypted with TLS and gets delivered to the receiving MTA.

• does
• email gets encrypted
• TLS
• receiving

EN Without MTA-STS, an attacker may initiate an MITM TLS downgrade attack, replacing or deleting the STARTTLS command so that the email gets sent to the receiving server without TLS encryption, in cleartext

• Without MTA-STS
• attacker may initiate
• MITM TLS downgrade
• replacing
• deleting the STARTTLS
• email gets sent
• receiving server without
• encryption
• cleartext

EN Configuring SPF for your domain with the instant SPF record generator helps receiving MTAs check which IP addresses are allowed to send emails on your behalf

• SPF record generator
• receiving MTAs check
• behalf

EN Receiving email servers can decrypt the private signature using a public key published in your DNS.

• Receiving email servers
• decrypt the private
• public key published

EN The signature tells the receiving server that your email is legitimate and hasn’t been altered while in transit

• legitimate

EN In the settings in the drop-down menu of the extension, you can also choose which beneficiary you support, and you can set a maximum amount per recipient.

• choose which beneficiary
• set a maximum
• per

EN The receiving party receives the microdonation in its virtual wallet in the form of XRP, after which it can then convert it to another currency as desired.

• receiving party receives
• XRP

EN If this character is detected in a data-stream, the receiving party knows, that one or more of the following characters must be interpreted in a different way than the other characters in the stream

• character is detected
• data-stream
• receiving party knows
• following characters must

EN This can provoke the receiving server to prevent the email from reaching the recipient’s inbox

• provoke the receiving
• prevent the email
• inbox

EN By looking up your record, the receiving server distinguishes between authorized and unauthorized IP addresses, and rejects fake emails

• receiving server distinguishes
• authorized
• unauthorized IP addresses
• rejects fake emails

EN The receiving MTA fails to align the two domains, and hence, DKIM and DMARC fails for your message (if your messages are aligned against both SPF and DKIM).

• receiving MTA fails
• align the two
• hence
• DKIM
• message
• messages are aligned
• both SPF

EN It is important to note that when you set up DMARC for your domain, receiving MTAs perform DNS queries to authorize your sending sources

• important to note
• set up DMARC
• domain
• receiving MTAs perform
• queries to authorize
• sending sources

EN During email forwarding the email passes through an intermediary server before it ultimately gets delivered to the receiving server

• During email forwarding
• intermediary server before
• ultimately gets delivered
• receiving server

EN It provides verifiable information on email senders that can be used to prove their legitimacy and specify to receiving MTAs what to do with emails that fail authentication.

• used to prove
• legitimacy
• specify to receiving
• emails that fail

EN A good domain reputation indicates to receiving email servers that your emails are legitimate and from reliable sources and hence are less likely to be marked as spam or land up in the junk folder

• good domain reputation
• receiving email servers
• emails are legitimate
• reliable sources
• hence are less
• marked as spam
• junk folder

EN Recipient email servers can flag your legitimate emails as spam and lodge them in the junk folder due to deflation in server reputation, thereby drastically impacting your email deliverability rate.

• Recipient email servers
• flag your legitimate
• spam
• junk folder due
• deflation in server
• thereby drastically impacting
• email deliverability

EN Either ways, without an ounce of doubt, your customer-facing brand will be on the receiving end of all complications

• Either ways
• without an ounce
• doubt
• complications

EN When you send an email from your domain, your Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) performs a query to the receiving server to check if it supports the STARTTLS command

• send an email
• domain
• Mail Transfer Agent
• MTA
• performs a query
• supports the STARTTLS

EN If for some reason the receiving server is found to not support STARTTLS, the email will not be sent at all

• reason the receiving
• STARTTLS

EN Normally, your email server or Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) negotiates with the receiving server to see if it supports the STARTTLS command

• Normally
• email server
• Mail Transfer Agent
• MTA
• supports the STARTTLS