Url Reputation Attacks

DNS swapping attacks where trusted email URLs turn malicious after delivery

DNS Swapping Attacks: How URLs Turn Malicious After Email Delivery

December 19, 2025 / in Blog / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

Shoe Sizes Don’t Change When You Age. Where URLs Resolve Can Change Even When Aged.

Rocky the raptor here, RPost’s cybersecurity product evangelist. I was in the ski shop the other day, doing what every raptor does around the holidays: soaking in the gear aisle and pretending I need new equipment 😊 I spotted a shiny new ski boot buckle gadget. Sleek. Clever. Possibly unnecessary.

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