From: | Tommy |
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Date: | 2/20/24 9:53 AM |
Topic: | Inconsistent sender and Tricky address |
Type: | General Discussions |
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For below email,why it was detected as Inconsistent sender and Tricky address? You can input below header info at Spam Simulator and check the result.
X-LCID: 8832 --_000_64117b372bad43f6bdbb06a5bbd6b97ebosde_ |
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From: | Tommy |
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Date: | 2/21/24 7:25 PM |
Topic: | Inconsistent sender and Tricky address |
Type: | General Discussions |
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No one follow on this????? |
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From: | Synametrics Support |
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Date: | 2/22/24 11:29 AM |
Topic: | Inconsistent sender and Tricky address |
Type: | General Discussions |
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Tommy, The FROM header contains a name, including a comma, but is not enclosed within double quotes. This is a violation of RFC 822. Refer www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc822.txt section 3.3. Here is an example of an incorrect header:
The correct way to specify this address in the From header is:
In short, a special character cannot appear in the email address unless enclosed inside a double quote. Note that the actual name is encoded in Base64; therefore, you must decode it to see the embedded comma in your example.
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From: | Tommy |
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Date: | 2/22/24 11:52 PM |
Topic: | Inconsistent sender and Tricky address |
Type: | General Discussions |
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For the Inconsistent sender,i think it should compare the email address X-SM_EnvelopeFrom and the From part within the <> As it is both use someone@bos.de it is same. |
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