My tin-hat is defiantly on too tight. But having been browsing around in my spam mailbox I noticed how easily messages could be inserted into spam as meda-data. Random sentences containing messages, either encrypted, or just random ordered words could be sent from any email system, with no accurate return address, to any other destination without arousing suspicion. <\/p>\n
It’s almost like shortwave radio, broadcasting from any location to any receiver. The receiver can even acknowledge the receipt by responding to the URL to trigger the acknowledgment. <\/p>\n
Update: I never got to my point, sorry, we may all be receiving terrorist emails. \ud83d\ude09 Now, go and recheck your spam. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
My tin-hat is defiantly on too tight. But having been browsing around in my spam mailbox I noticed how easily messages could be inserted into spam as meda-data. Random sentences containing messages, either encrypted, or just random ordered words could…<\/span><\/p>\n