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Hidden Secrets of Email Headers - Rob Braxman Tech

Hidden Secrets of Email Headers - Rob Braxman Tech

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Hidden Secrets of Email Headers - Rob Braxman Tech Email Headers show some additional data about the sender. This video will teach how how to look at an email header and understand all the parts and what they mean. This demonstration will be done using Mozilla Thunderbird which, as I will show, is the best email client to use for Windows and Mac OSX
Date: 2022-03-20

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Hello, Rob! Can you please create a video discussing how to analyze and prove an email has been intentionally pre-dated to make t appear it was sent at an earlier date (to beat an important work deadline. This is the problem I'm facing right now, if I can't prove an erring employee she committed the act, then the case would boil down to the level of: -She-said-He-said- (her word against my word. (If you need to see the header of the suspicious email, just let me know what email address I can send it to you, Rob. Cheers!
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Rob, I use Outlook, and discovered that it is revealing my computer name and my IP address.
I watched your video. But I am not sure that I understood your comments on Thunderbird.
If I use Thunderbird, will it reveal the same info?
I would rather not use web based e-mail. So if Thunderbird will not be any better than Outlook, is my only option to use a VPN router?
(I will not pay for VPN service -- other bills come first)
Thank you.

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Great videos! Unfortunately I have built a -history- and obviously I'm profiled. I have also been compromised recently. Your information will hopefully help me crate disinformation.
What if we work from home and we use company's VPN? All our traffic goes through the company's network, and thus is vulnerable? What would happen if we also have an -always on- VPN of our own at our router at the same time? Does it help in any way?

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Wow this one really makes me think. Great info Rob. For a long time my solution has been no email except as a tool to back up new songs that we sorta hope will leak anyway because that may increase hype and turn into free publicity. If we ever get the budget to do so, a VPN would be a huge upgrade because TOR is crazy slow and doesn't really feel any safer.
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I've been using webmail but just started up thunderbird to follow your description of stuff in the header. (wow its been about 20 years since I used a dedicated email client on a home computer) Strange but some messages show a readable header but some show a blank. What's that all about?
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Robb I personally hate the Internet and what it's done to the world it's destroyed most ways of doing business and the fact that the people behind it the only spying on you makes it worse I would go gladly go back to the days when used to post letters
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Privacy and the principle of being anonymous is a good thing to be, especially for lawful people. However the movement that is known by that name is steered by the globalist anti privacy Jesuits. Please look into it.
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Great video rob! Like the privacy related topics! Don-t always get to see the real-time weekend videos, but watch most after posted on YouTube. Txu for all you do to keep people informed!
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You can also view the hidden meta data in the email header in webmail like Gmail by selecting -view original-
When sending mail from a VPS it uses the VPS IP address.

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Rob your knowledge is a gold mine of information. Thanks for all your efforts to educate us. I have truly been enlightened over the last two years.
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