Ray_Net wrote:
I don't really understand, because if you are the sender, you can change
the content of your mail.
I have tested sending to myself: test1 <a
href="http://dyn.dns.org";>Fritz</a> Perfectly ACCEPTED when downloaded
I have tested sending to myself: test2 <a
href="http://dyn.dns.org";>http://www.microsoft.com</a> Detected a a SCAM
when downloaded
Yes. The difference is the second case displays a URL, but the first
does not. A user seeing "Fritz" knows it's not a URL and will never be
fooled into thinking that's the target, but a user seeing
"http://www.microsoft.com"; may be fooled into thinking he's already
seeing the target. So only the second can be a scam.
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Paul B. Gallagher
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