"From: [email protected] <[email protected]>" Sigh,Thanks for the mail, Katie.
Here I blame many email clients that show only the real name. «Your name is "[email protected]"? That's not a problem, I think it will be enough to show that, no need to additionally mention that your email is [email protected]» And there are some really popular ones doing this. :( Not sure how these will turn out if evilguys.biz set up DMARC, once we additionally add From-header replacement into the mix. Obviously, the link from the email leads to a virus download, so be careful those peeking at it: https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/17bba5b4fbf997163f1f0f316b5bc08bd1cdde4e8c4211eb8d2bc151b48b546c/detection Note: I am a bit confused by the mention on the thread of " [email protected]< [email protected]>" were there *several* phishing emails with a "Ewan name"? If they continue playing impersonating Ewan that way, emails using such name could be blocked with a regex in the list config. Regards PS: Gmail is complaining that ed.ac.uk email server doesn't support STARTTLS That is something they can implement, unlike avoiding such messages.
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