Confirm whether your account is hijacked or just spoofed

    If the messages appear in your Sent folder and login history shows unknown access, your account is hijacked. If your Sent is clean, it's spoofing — different problem entirely.

    Spoof vs hijack — quick test

      • Sent folder empty + header shows a different domain → spoofing (no account access)
      • Sent folder shows the messages + unfamiliar logins → hijacked (urgent)
      • Both the display name and address match → almost always hijacked

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    Confirm the inbox is actively compromised

    Pin down which account, who's been emailed, and which sessions are unfamiliar.
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    Make the next phishing email harmless

    Use a password manager, hardware key and email aliases so a single phish can't cascade.
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    Use specialised victim resources

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