In the world of cybersecurity, the most dangerous threats are no longer exploits alone, but flaws in the trust model. The Himalaya feature, introduced into the OpenClaw framework, is one of the first real examples of this shift. What appears in the documentation as an enhancement for email handling, in practice defines a new risk […]
For a long time, discussions about the security of domains and web services have been reduced to a handful of buzzwords: SSL certificate, HSTS, HTTPS redirection, possibly preload analysis. In practice, however, anyone maintaining production environments knows that the real state of “trust” of a domain or service is much broader. It’s not just about […]
On 10 February 2026 we observe Safer Internet Day (Safer Internet Day), an initiative that for years has reminded us that online security is not a one time action, but a process encompassing technology, procedures, and human decisions. In 2026 this message gains particular significance. Today the Internet is critical infrastructure for business, public administration, […]
From a technical perspective, email is today one of the best secured application-layer protocols. TLS transport encryption is a standard, DKIM signatures are widespread, and DMARC enables real enforcement of domain identity policy. Despite this, incident statistics remain unforgiving. Email is still responsible for the largest number of successful phishing attacks and security breaches resulting […]
E-mail has remained both one of the oldest and most exposed channels of business communication for years. The SMTP protocol was created in a time when the internet assumed trust between the sender and the recipient. Today the reality is different. Attackers use email messages to take over accounts, extort payments, steal data and manipulate […]
