How to Send Emails Using Laravel
In this comprehensive guide, learn how to send emails using Laravel. We delve into configuring email settings, creating mailable classes, and integrating SMTP or Maileroo API for streamlined email delivery.
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Introducing Maileroo's Free Blacklist Monitoring Tool for Email Security
If you're running an email service, then you most likely heard about Realtime Blackhole Lists, commonly known as RBLs. These RBLS work on top of the good ol' DNS infrastructure and are used to prevent spam by blocking emails from IP addresses known to send spam or malicious content. RBLs
Securing Email: 10 Best Practices in 2024
Email remains a cornerstone of both personal and professional communication. Its universal use, however, has painted a target on its back for cybercriminals seeking to exploit vulnerabilities in data transmission. This article delves deep into the crucial role of email security in safeguarding sensitive data, upholding the integrity of communication
Configure DKIM with Postfix on Ubuntu
Implementing DKIM is vital for email security, but it's just one part of the puzzle. SPF, DMARC, and rDNS are equally important. SPF defines authorized sending servers, DMARC dictates handling of SPF/DKIM failures, and rDNS connects IPs to domains, collectively boosting security and deliverability.
The Top 10 Psychological Triggers That Lead to Email Engagement
Despite the best strategies, email marketing may not always deliver the expected results. By aligning email marketing tactics with client’s interests, behaviors, and psychology, a business can significantly alter its success.
SMTP Commands Explained: Understanding the Backbone of Email
Dive into the world of SMTP, the backbone of email communication. This guide covers essential SMTP commands, demonstrates their usage through Python scripting, and highlights the importance of security protocols like SPF, DKIM, and DMARC.
What is SPF and How to Create an SPF Record?
SPF, or Sender Policy Framework, is a method used to prevent email spoofing. It allows domain owners to specify which mail servers are permitted to send emails on behalf of their domain. This is crucial in combating spam and phishing attacks.