Farewell ISPE Community Forum

[eek]

It was a daily mail story - I think the third party site with added risks is less dangerous than actually visiting the daily mail website

[NotAllThere]

I was a witness at a trial recently.

https://archive.ph/Uh02U if anyone wants the sordid details! (I was the "other" who disarmed him - not quite as heroic as it sounds as he was being held down at the time!))

[NotAllThere]

Oh no! You've shared a link to one of the 'archive' websites! agentzero will be along in a minute to give you a lecture about how unsafe those websites are and how your PC is irrevocably riddled with Russian malware.

I'm guessing agentzero doesn't understand that some of us here have some knowledge of IT.

[mudskipper]

On this occasion the DM actually produced one of the better, more comprehensive stories (apart from the bitter rival headline which is nonsense) and the original article was paywalled. Plenty of other write ups if you google it!

[hobnob]

If you're an IPSE member and you haven't had any emails from them recently, it's worth checking your spam folder. Basically, the DKIM signature in the email headers doesn't match their DNS records, which means that the DMARC check fails, and the DMARC action is "Quarantine". I've emailed them to report this, but I haven't heard back yet.

[jamesbrown]

If you're an IPSE member and you haven't had any emails from them recently, it's worth checking your spam folder. Basically, the DKIM signature in the email headers doesn't match their DNS records, which means that the DMARC check fails, and the DMARC action is "Quarantine". I've emailed them to report this, but I haven't heard back yet.

So I can delete IPSE from my spam filter?