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as a bug Bounty Hunter one of the vulnerabilities that you should be aware of is email header injection this one ability arises when a user input is not properly validated before itamp;#39;s being sent to email Library potentially leading to spam or phishing attacks in this video Iamp;#39;ll discuss how the email header injection works and how to detect and mitigate it but before we detect and mitigate the email header injection we need to First understand what SMTP protocol is or how its Works SMTP is an old Internet Protocol that initiates communication between the sender and the recipient of an email the protocol consists of three main things the email from the recipient 2 and the data while the email headers on the other hand are not part of SMTP protocols but are used to display emails correctly in the emailing client but the problem is if we directly store these headers from the variables an attacker can explore this by injecting additional headers into the email messages so le