Are e-mails that have a name slightly different from the web page legitimate e-mails?

I usually receive e-mails from an organization called Change.org, that is a site for create on-line petitions (it’s site is https://www.change.org/).
The thing is, they send me e-mails with suggestions about petitions to sign in, but the s… Continue reading Are e-mails that have a name slightly different from the web page legitimate e-mails?

When sending email to Gmail address from netcat or openssl s_client, why do I get "Username and Password not accepted", despite correct credentials [migrated]

My goal was to send an email to a gmail address, like beta@gmail.com from a commandline tool such as netcat or telnet etc.
WHAT I TRIED:
I first tried netcat.
nc -C smtp.gmail.com 587
220 smtp.gmail.com ESMTP l35sm2846203wms.40 – gsmtp
EHL… Continue reading When sending email to Gmail address from netcat or openssl s_client, why do I get "Username and Password not accepted", despite correct credentials [migrated]

How attacker creates fake email accounts when the domain is using 3rd party email forwarding services [closed]

The domain abc.co.uk, has registered MX records, found through dig, mx1.forwardemail.net and mx2.forwardemail.net.
dig abc.co.uk MX +noall +answer

abc.co.uk. 300 IN MX 10 mx1.forwardemail.net.
abc.co.uk. 300 IN MX 20 mx2.for… Continue reading How attacker creates fake email accounts when the domain is using 3rd party email forwarding services [closed]