Exploit Lets Attacker Modify Emails After They’re Sent
Security researchers are warning of a new, easy-to-exploit email trick that could allow an attacker to turn a seemingly benign email into a malicious one after it has already been delivered to your email inbox.
Dubbed Ropemaker, a successful exploitation of the attack could allow an attacker to remotely modify the content of an email sent by the attacker itself, for example swapping a URL with the malicious one. This can be done even after the email has been delivered.
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