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[north@xn--8r9a.com]

@cmconseils Every email client should warn you when the words "attached" or "attachment" appear in the body but nothing is attached.

[64bithero@mstdn.games]

@cmconseils I feel attacked

[cyorhe@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils 🥴

[semantikast@openbiblio.social]

@64bithero you feel attached?

[jeanjack@pleroma.interhacker.space]

@north @cmconseils this don't change anything , sadly

[64bithero@mstdn.games]

@SemAntiKast but only 25 mbs worth

[tuxwise@infosec.exchange]

@north

In #Thunderbird & #Betterbird:

Edit > Settings > Composition > [x] Check for missing attachments

The button "Keywords…" next to it allows for changing the associated trigger words.

@cmconseils

[ag100pct@infosec.exchange]

@cmconseils
Thanks for the smile !

[ienvision@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils I've done this so often, we have a name for it - forgatch!

[lorimolson@mstdn.ca]

@cmconseils hilarious, but outdated. My email client checks for keywords like attached/attachment and prompts for confirmation before sending if there is no attachment

[leeloo@c.im]

@cmconseils
I've started adding the attachments first.

The recipient goes in last, so I don't accidentally hit send while typing the email (that last part came from using touch screens).

[dan@axillae.telent.net]

@janneke @cmconseils /me waves

[nom@mk.spook.social]

@cmconseils@mastodon.social Just say you did it on purpose.

[44@defcon.social]

@cmconseils lowkey just send the file in an empty email right after and hope noone notices

[44@defcon.social]

@cmconseils

[aileen22@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils Could have been me