AI assistant spots SendGrid phishing email via sender domain mismatch
dkundel · x · 2026-11-13
Dev dkundel shows how an AI assistant helped flag a phishing email claiming SendGrid sending would pause unless the recipient migrated their login. The AI noted the mail came from wolffbros.com — not Twilio or SendGrid — and advised avoiding its links and checking the account via the official site. A handy example of AI-assisted phishing detection.
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