Sprawdź:
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Postanowilem napisac tego posta, chocby po to aby ludzie nie wklejali masowo tresci maili z pytaniem "o co chodzi"
Ostatnio miala miejsce fala maili, niby od Liberty Reserve, czy tez JBP ktore sa zwyklym spamem i proba wyludzenia danych badz okradzenia ludzi z pieniedzy. Jak poznac ktore to real, a ktore fake? najprosciej analizujac naglowek wiadomosci. Kazdy klient poczty ma taka mozliwosc, mysle ze kazdy da rade znalesc ta opcje, ja korzystam z Gmaila wiec na jego przykladzie, aby zobaczyc naglowek wiadomosci nalezy kliknac "wiecej" - przycisk znajduje sie na gorze wiadomosci, po prawej stonie razem z data otrzymania, nastepnie jest ikonka "gwiazdka" przycisk "odpowiedz" zobrazowany jako strzalka w lewo, oraz mala strzaleczka "w dol" po kliknieciu ktorej pokazuje sie menu kontekstowe, nas interesuje opcja "Pokaz oryginal".
Przykladowo, najpierw wkleje naglowek autentycznego maila od Liberty Reserve (potwierdzenie otwarcia konta).
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(ponizej tresc maila)
Oraz ewidentny fake (w tym przypadku informacja o niby zablokowanym koncie ktora pewnie wiekszosc z was dostala)
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(ponizej tresc maila)
Na co nalezy zwrocic uwage? Oprocz tresci maila, w ktorej mamy napisane wyraznie (zarowno w tych prawdziwych jak i fake mailach od LR)
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Gdzie pierwsze dwa punkty sa ewidentnie lamane (o czym pisalem juz gdzies na forum) oraz literowkach w adresach mailowych (w przykladzie mamy libertyrese
ure) prosze zwrocic uwage na pogrubione tresci w obu naglowkach. W przypadku fake`a widac jak na tacy, ze nadawca nie jest LR. Nie jestem "specem informatycznym" dlatego nie bede sie wglebial dokladnie w tresc naglowka jednak daja one wystarczajace informacje aby stwierdzic ktory jest "real" a ktory "fake".
Sprawa ma sie podobnie z mailami od JBP. Jako pierwszy, spojrzmy na prawdziwy mail od JBP (prosba o potwierdzenie maila, pierwszy mail jaki dostalem od JBP na dlugo zanim nastala "plaga" fake-maili).
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(ponizej tresc maila)
Oraz fake (wygrales 250 LR USD)
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(ponizej tresc maila)
Tutaj juz nie ma literowek w adresie mailowym, co moze sie tez zdarzyc z z fake mailami udajacymi LR, jednak prosze zwrocic uwage na pogrubiona tresc. Smialo mozna powiedziec, ze ten fake dotarl do mnie z Korei
W duzym skrocie - wazne sa pola Return-Path oraz Received: from
To sa tylko przyklady majace pokazac jak odroznic fake/real, naglowki wiadomosci ktore Ty otrzymasz moga sie roznic o tych ktore ja otrzymalem (spam wysylany z roznych domen), chcialem jedynie zobrazowac w jaki latwy sposob mozna sprawdzic takiego maila.
Mam nadzieje ze sie przyda
i jak ktos ma wieksza wiedze na temat zawartosci naglowkow mailowych (i nie tylko), niech sie smialo dzieli wiedza - tak abysmy mogli w przyszlosci, gdy spamerzy beda bardziej "pro", sprawniej identyfikowac fake maile