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Anyone can do that now. <a href="https://anydomainname.com/">financialstatement.zip</a> If it's a plain text email, attachments show up in a separate area
by benatkin 3y ago
Anyone can do that now.
<a href="https://anydomainname.com/">financialstatement.zip</a>
If it's a plain text email, attachments show up in a separate area.
If it's an HTML email, you could potentially fake the attachment area with or without a .zip TLD, just by adding a carefully constructed image.
- thefifthsetpin 3y agoThat's not going to get through even the most rudimentary anti-phishing filters, and at least some email clients still hint to you what's going to happen when merely hovering over that link.