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Our users are in Exchange Online. One of our internal users (user A) received an email today (01/26/2024) from another internal user (user B) that was sent on 01/12/2024. User B stated that they did not send an email to user A on 01/12/2024. I did a message trace, and it did show that user A received the email today. I did a message trace on the sender user B, and I could not find an email sent from the user. What else can I do to find out what is happening. Thanks.
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I wanted to check in and thank you for your time and patience throughout this issue.
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Hello @mara2021
You could try Message Header Analyzer to check the email headers to see if there is a delay or the real sender to rule out spoofing.
https://mha.azurewebsites.net/
Kind Regards
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