Thats why the systems should be able to fish out based on for example
Message-ID, and for additional security, AES-256 encrypt the message with the
SHA256 hash of the message ID.Of course only abuse department should have
access to these tools.Thus you dont need to rummage through people's inboxes or
retain cleartext copies of other peoples messages, just copy+paste message ID
into some retrieve system and its all set.The message ID could be viewed as an
"password" saying you are authorized to view the message.This can additionally
be used for per-item access key in the inbox.
-------- Originalmeddelande --------Från: Jaroslaw Rafa via mailop
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mailop@mailop.org Ämne: Re: [mailop] Sendgrid abuse forwarding to Google - not
one of your brightest ideas Dnia 22.03.2023 o godz. 10:01:53 Sebastian Nielsen
via mailop pisze:> A good idea when you get this type of response, just include
the full> headersand not the actual body of message.A competent abuse
department> should be able to fish out a verbatim copy of the message being
reported> in their logging systems using the headers alone.I would not trust
any email provider who is able to do this - because thismeans that they are
either: a) logging and storing all your emails (if theyare able to do this even
if the message is not stored in sender's mailbox);or b) snooping through users'
mailboxes (if they are able to do this only ifthe message is stored in sender's
mailbox, by pulling it out from there).-- Regards, Jaroslaw Rafa
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