Security News > 2017 > February > Simple Gmail spoofing leaves users open to targeted attacks (Help Net Security)
2017-02-09 17:05
Gmail shows no warning as it delivers legitimate-looking spoofed emails seemingly coming from an existing Gmail.com address, even though they come from a non-Gmail server. This fact can be misused by attackers who want to trick their targets into clicking on a malicious link or download a malicious attachment, as the likelihood of them doing so rises considerably if the spoofed email seems to have been sent from a known sender. How to mount such … More →
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