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I've seen similar emails in my DMARC rejected email reports. The unique thing about these ones is that they send it from your own address. I.e. they spoof your
by jamieweb 8y ago
I've seen similar emails in my DMARC rejected email reports.
The unique thing about these ones is that they send it from your own address. I.e. they spoof your address so that it looks like your account really has been compromised.
Like this:
From: me@example.com
To: me@example.com