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if its simply attached at the bottom then - no it could easiely be faked.<br />
I recently send an email cc'ing george Lucas at hollywood, my friend who it was to didn't eralise I simply made up thatemail address and infact it that cc bounced back. &nbsp;like wise with the content it can be cut and pasted from anywhere<br />

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if its simply attached at the bottom then - no it could easiely be faked.
I recently send an email cc'ing george Lucas at hollywood, my friend who it was to didn't eralise I simply made up thatemail address and infact it that cc bounced back.  like wise with the content it can be cut and pasted from anywhere


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Hello occs07,<br />
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If sender included the full header, then you can tell whether he really sent or not sent the email. <br />
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Hope this helps!<br />
war1
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Hello occs07,

If sender included the full header, then you can tell whether he really sent or not sent the email.

Hope this helps!
war1

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Sender did not include full header. This person says that he sent an email to an employee but the employee swears up and down he never got it.
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Sender did not include full header. This person says that he sent an email to an employee but the employee swears up and down he never got it.

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Because I am unable to access the users computer that sent the original email, I am unable to authenticate the validity of the email in question.
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Because I am unable to access the users computer that sent the original email, I am unable to authenticate the validity of the email in question.

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I recently got an email forwarded to me that the sender says he originally sent to another employee. Is there a way I can verify whether he really sent the original email based on the email he forwarded to me? 
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I recently got an email forwarded to me that the sender says he originally sent to another employee. Is there a way I can verify whether he really sent the original email based on the email he forwarded to me? 

How can i validate the authentication of an email?

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