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I just received a spam email originating from Brazil from a co-worker. In the email's header, it has this:
"X-Mailer: iPhone mail (10B350)"
Is this the smoking gun that shows that her phone is actually sending out spam? Or can an X-Mailer flag be spoofed as well?
I thought it was nearly impossible to infect iOS.
iPhone 5s, iOS 7.1
Most likely that is a hacker who is spoofing her mail.
How can you spoof an X-mailer flag in the header? I thought that the value of it was set by the actual email client.
Hi
Go to settings-safari clear history cookies
Also update your software to ios 8.4.1
Cheers
Brian (UK )
This is not my phone.
Can anyone answer my question?
Apparent spam received from iPhone
