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Verify the Sender, Not the Display Name

The takeaway

Display names are trivially spoofed — check the actual address.

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Display names are decoration anyone can set, which is why phishing emails arrive looking like they're from your CEO. Checking the actual sending address, not the friendly name, catches impersonation that a glance would miss.

“The name is a costume. Check what's underneath.”

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