Why I Wont Buy A Synology Again
Let me start by saying Synology NAS's may have a place if you are a complete Windows only network. Disk Station makes it easy to configure shares, and when homes is enabled it's easy to backup file history and Windows system images, even storing multimedia, and if the Synology DS is the only media server/streamer on your LAN, you can even use Synology Media Server at a pinch - but it's not suitable for much else. Continue reading "Why I Wont Buy A Synology Again"
MTA-STS and TLS-RPT are security-type mechanisms that go hand-in-hand which we use to make declarations to other Mail Servers (via DNS) that we only want to accept encrypted connections for MTA transactions.
Moving on to the third article in our securing Email to stop spoofing series we configure DMARC, or Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance.
Continuing with the second article in our securing Email to stop spoofing series we take a look at DKIM, or Domain Keys Identified Mail, which is an Email authentication method to detect forgeries, it allows the receiving Mail Server to check if an Email that claims to have come from a specific domain, actually did. 
I kind of started this series off with my recent DNSSEC article, saying with tongue in cheek Now you can move onto properly securing your Email with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, after some feedback, I now find myself starting a mini series 
First up is SPF!
Not all VoIP or SIP providers, also known as VSP's or Voice Service Providers, are equal. In recent years there has been a number of new VoIP providers appearing to take advantage of the move from POTS to VoIP in the populous areas serviced by NBN, some of these recent ventures claim they have been selling services for years, but it quickly becomes apparent who are honest, and who are full of it.