Tag: SPF
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Microsoft Warns of Rising PhaaS Attacks in 365 Environments
Microsoft Warns of Growing PhaaS Attacks in 365 Environments Microsoft has issued a warning about a surge in phishing campaigns that leverage PhaaS (phishing-as-a-service) techniques to impersonate trusted organizations. Unlike traditional spam, these attacks exploit misconfigured email routing and weak authentication settings to craft internal-looking emails that bypass casual scrutiny. The result is a higher…
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Rising PhaaS Attacks Lift the Veil on Microsoft 365 Phishing
Rising PhaaS Attacks Target Microsoft 365 Environments Security researchers warn of a growing trend in phishing: phishing as a service (PhaaS) campaigns that spoof organizations’ own domains to deliver highly credible emails within Microsoft 365 environments. Unlike generic scams, these attacks leverage legitimate-looking domains and internal routing patterns to bypass casual scrutiny, making them particularly…
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PhaaS Attacks in Microsoft 365: Rising Email Threats
What is PhaaS and why it matters in Microsoft 365 Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) refers to ready-made phishing platforms that enable attackers to launch convincing email campaigns with minimal technical effort. In Microsoft 365 environments, these campaigns increasingly imitate trusted internal communications by spoofing an organization’s own domains. The result is emails that look legitimate at a…
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The Safest Sunscreens in New Zealand, According to Dermatologists
Why New Zealand Needs Trusted Sunscreen Brands NZ’s sunny climate, strong UV exposure, and outdoor lifestyle make sunscreen a daily essential. In recent years, some products were recalled or reformulated amid SPF concerns, leaving shoppers unsure which brands to trust. Frontline dermatologists offer clarity on the best sunscreens in New Zealand, focusing on safety, effectiveness,…
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The Best Sunscreens in NZ: Dermatologists Share the Safest Brands
NZ Sunscreens: What to Look For After Controversies In recent months, several sunscreen products were removed from shelves amid SPF concerns and ingredient scrutiny. The fallout left many shoppers unsure about which brands are safest and most effective for New Zealand’s strong sun. Dermatologists across the country weighed in to help you navigate the landscape,…
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BASF and Beyond Suncare Applaud WHO’s Move to List Broad-Spectrum Sunscreen as Essential Medicine
Global Health Milestone: Sunscreen Recognized as Essential Medicine In a landmark decision, the World Health Organization (WHO) has added broad-spectrum sunscreen with high SPF to the Model List of Essential Medicines for the first time in its 24th edition. The move—announced from Monheim am Rhein, Germany, and Madrid, Spain—signals a deepening commitment to prevent skin…
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Two Men Charged Over Counterfeit S$50 Notes in Singapore
Two men charged over counterfeit S$50 notes in Singapore Two Bangladeshi nationals, aged 33 and 35, are due to be charged in court on Tuesday with using and possessing counterfeit S$50 notes after a series of reports of counterfeit currency being used in Geylang between September 22 and September 25. The Singapore Police Force (SPF)…
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Show Me Your Skin, I’ll Tell Its Age: Sun, Skin Aging, and Daily Protection
Why skin ages: intrinsic vs extrinsic factors Skin aging is not just about getting older; it results from two intertwined processes. Intrinsic aging is the natural, gradual decline of skin cells and collagen over time. Extrinsic aging is driven by external factors, with sun exposure at the top of the list. In Canada, where seasons…
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Frankenstein Variant Explained: What XFG Stratus Means for Covid-19
The Frankenstein Label: What It Really Refers To In health reporting, a nickname travels fast, but official classification lags behind in caution. The so-called Frankenstein variant, officially named XFG and also known as Stratus by some outlets, has captured attention because it appears to be a recombination of multiple Omicron sublineages. The label “Frankenstein” reflects…
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Eight Effective Strategies to Combat Post-Summer Hyperpigmentation
Understanding Post-Summer Hyperpigmentation As summer fades, many of us may notice an unwelcome change in our skin: increased pigmentation in the form of dark spots and intensified freckles. This seasonal transformation, known as hyperpigmentation, often results from increased sun exposure during the warmer months. UV rays stimulate melanocytes, the cells responsible for melanin production, leading…