On 7/15/19 8:28 PM, Tim via users wrote:
One day someone might think to create a plug-in that checks links with two different addresses in such links, and red flags them.
Thunderbird warns me about some links. I'm not sure what its criteria are, but it asks if I'm sure that I want to go to the link because it doesn't match what it expects to be valid. For example, if I get an email with a survey request that is at a different domain than the sender.
Some people sign their posts so the recipients can check that *they* were the author. You can do that, too.
I assume that you mean crypto signing, but even using a single line text signature would also help, at least to distinguish from automated impersonation.
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