A security analyst inspects the header of an email that is presumed to be malicious and sees the following: Which of the following is inconsistent with the rest of the header and should be treated as suspicious?
Its B, but it was sent by "sonic306-20.navigator.mail.company.com", not yahoo.
The google server is to be expected since "to" is a gmail.com email. (It's like by-direction-of)
Just check your own gmail headers.
The google there is expected since it’s sent to a google mail, that’s the delivery. It’s the sonic address that does not correspond with senders yahoo email.
unbelievable what a lack of attention on your part! Sonic306 is not an email address but a server through which the email passed, if you have GMAIL, open an email and look in the header.
Received: from mail1.static.mailgun.info (mail1.static.mailgun.info. [104.130.122.1])
by mx.google.com with UTF8SMTPS id r9-20020a05622a034900b003f52c2fa74dsi4072172qtw.146.2023.05.22.09.48.04
for <[email protected]>
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