2. [email protected] -> [email protected] where example.com is not any of icloud.com, me.com, mac.com (such as in your example, gmail.com)
HME can be configured for either of setups.
I really want to establish whether you were able to unmask a real address under (1), since in this case any bounce message should occur too early to disclose the real address.
Under (2), the bounce message can occur after rewriting and I can totally see how it was leaking the real address.
(For the purposes of the exploit, it doesn't matter that you used Mailgun to send the email, but I appreciate that detail.)
1. [email protected] -> [email protected]
2. [email protected] -> [email protected] where example.com is not any of icloud.com, me.com, mac.com (such as in your example, gmail.com)
HME can be configured for either of setups.
I really want to establish whether you were able to unmask a real address under (1), since in this case any bounce message should occur too early to disclose the real address.
Under (2), the bounce message can occur after rewriting and I can totally see how it was leaking the real address.
(For the purposes of the exploit, it doesn't matter that you used Mailgun to send the email, but I appreciate that detail.)