Hi,
Β Β Actually it's a MailMate feature:
```
Whenever the name part of an address header contains a @ then itβs
replaced with a skull (π). That should at least make the user aware
of simple attempts to spoof an address header.
```
Reference: https://blog.freron.com/2017/email-spoofing/
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Guillaume
On 30 Jan 2021, at 16:38, m...@rhp.tw wrote:
Sometimes I will receive an email that have the skull emoji (π) in
the **From** header. At first I thought this might be due to some
autocorrect/auto-substitution that is enabled on my computer (like
turning a smiley emoticon to an emoji), but that does not seem to be
the case. I also looked at the raw message of the emails and didn't
see anything unusual. Both these messages were downloaded from Gmail
and when I look there the skull isn't present. How is this happening?
Here is an example message from Citibank/Best Buy
Β
The **From** header is "bestbuyc...@info.accountonline.com"
<<ale...@citibank.com>>
![](cid:C93864B4-EFB7-4452-B0DA-F9456F97E229@rhp.tw "Screenshot.jpg")
Β
This one is from CardPointers: "Emmanuel @ CardPointers"
<ejc_at_getcardpointers_com_uyj8uazgcq_8498e...@privaterelay.appleid.com>Β
![](cid:520D4413-5503-47E8-AF3B-032DCCE36B38@rhp.tw "Screenshot2.png")
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