What is the biggest factor when determining the legitimacy of an email?

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The sender40%

Spelling Errors44%

Relevancy / Personal Details13%

Other (Share below)1%

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Director of Technology Strategy in Services (non-Government)3 years ago

That it was expected.

Head of IT and Security in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

All of the above!

Director in Manufacturinga year ago

Add SMTP full address to the list

SMTP header for actual domain that sent it. In the olden days you could look at a message header easily and see that it cam from a false domain or used an unsecured SMTP relay host.

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