How is this possible? Phishing, Bug, Hacker?
Below is an email I received, but the weird thing is that both the sender and receiver are the same and NEITHER are my email? How can the "to" not be my email but i received it?
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Below is an email I received, but the weird thing is that both the sender and receiver are the same and NEITHER are my email? How can the "to" not be my email but i received it?
The TO name is a list with the name of the purported sender. The list is probably hundreds if not thousands of automatically generated e-mail addresses.
The sender's name and mail server name are probably forged. They might belong to a real user, and the unfortunate's mailbox is now overflowing with bounced messages that he did not send.
It is just spam. Delete it.
Have a nice day.
The TO name is a list with the name of the purported sender. The list is probably hundreds if not thousands of automatically generated e-mail addresses.
The sender's name and mail server name are probably forged. They might belong to a real user, and the unfortunate's mailbox is now overflowing with bounced messages that he did not send.
It is just spam. Delete it.
Have a nice day.
Your email address is likely in the BCC field where you can't see it. It is common for scammer/phisher emails for the Too email address to be the sender's email address or some forged email address.
How is this possible? Phishing, Bug, Hacker?