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Comment from mark raulston on 2009-09-18

2009-09-18T19:42:52Z

I understand that you can't see anyone in the bcc: list if you are the recipient, but what about if you're the sender?

I sent an e-mail to a long list of recipients in the bcc: field but forgot to include an attachment. how can i bring back up the e-mail, add the attachment, and resend it to all the same recipients?

Thank you!

It depends on the email program you use. Basically, just open the sent mail, and it'll either be there or it won't.

19-Sep-2009

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Comment from Chris on 2009-05-24

2009-05-24T16:03:49Z

Leo, I think you are not answering the question that was asked, "I want find the list of "undisclosed recipients" of the email I've received in outlook. Is there any way?". Take a look at following link http://crypto.stanford.edu/portia/papers/bb-bcc.pdf

Fascinating. First, let's be clear: this is fairly irrelevant to most people, however, as it applies ONLY to encrypted email.

The paper outlines a flaw in how many mailers create encrypted email. It's not a direct exposure of email addresses, but rather encryption tokens that could be traced back to email addresses.

And to be even clearer: it's a flaw in the system - BCC is not supposed to be exposed.

Thanks for the pointer.

- Leo
25-May-2009

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Comment from Steven Potter on 2008-09-23

2008-09-23T14:36:59Z

In Outlook 2003,
Open the sent message from the Sent folder;
View => Header (toggles on/off)
bcc will appear

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Comment from Bernard Winchester on 2008-06-08

2008-06-08T11:13:38Z

I have Outlook Express and need to see the BCC recipients of e-mails I have sent; I have tried the above method of checking the details tab on the properties of the e-mail, but it doesn't work; the BCC remains hidden. Perhaps Microsoft has removed this entry of the panel in a recent update. When you can't see to whom you sent your own messages, data protection has surely gone too far...

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Comment from Meredith on 2008-02-27

2008-02-27T20:48:45Z

In Outlook Express: If you are the sender of the email with BCC recipients you are the only one able to see that list by:
Right clicking onto the email in the Sent folder, select Properties. Click on the Details tab and the list of BCC'd recipients will be shown to you.

It is always there for the SENDER only. Recipients are not stripped.

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Comment from Leo A. Notenboom on 2008-01-22

2008-01-23T01:37:07Z

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I'm not sure what I'm supposed to explain. You said it
yourself, it's a bug, it's not supposed to happen. BCC
information should never make it past the sending server,
and ideally never even leave the email client.

Leo

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Comment from wtkjd on 2008-01-17

2008-01-18T04:35:33Z

Leo:

There is a known bug in Exchange 5.5 through 2003 SP1 that if a non Outlook MAPI email client is used to forward or reply to an email with BCC recipients, the BCC recipients will be revealed. How do you explain that in light of your statement that the BCC information is stripped off by the sending system? Do you have reference for a kb article or otherwise that defines this in MS Exchange? This is a mission critical issue for me - thanks for any insight you can offer.

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Comment from R on 2008-01-13

2008-01-13T14:00:43Z

In Yahoo - if you want to see the BCC list for something that YOU sent.. Right click on message - choose "Veiw full headers". This is for the new Yahoo mail - not sure about classic yahoo mail.

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Comment from Leo A. Notenboom on 2008-01-10

2008-01-10T23:02:27Z

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Justin: then the sending mail program was not handling BCC
properly or we're not really talking about BCC.

Krissy: the BCC information is stripped off by the sending
program. It tells the mail server who to send the mail to,
but does NOT include the headers that would normally be
included in the message that would also contain that list.

Leo

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Comment from Krissy on 2008-01-09

2008-01-10T02:58:31Z

At what point is the BCC information stripped from the email? Do two separate packets go out completely stripped of the information, or does it happen at the mail server/ISP? How do spam programs know (if they do) that there is a long BCC list?

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Comment from Justin on 2008-01-09

2008-01-09T15:26:06Z

I use thunderbird on my home pc for mail. I received what look like a scam email from RBS. Thunderbird also flagged it up as a scam and displayed the BCC list for the other 20 users the scam email was sent to. If BCC's are indeed undisclosed to receiving mail servers how is this possible?

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Comment from Ramona on 2008-01-01

2008-01-01T19:23:27Z

I am totally confused because I use the bcc all the time. I sent a message using bcc last night and when a recipient replied it showed my original message with everyone's email addresses showing in the "To" block. Why did this happen? Now I'm scared to send to multiple friends because of this glitch. I'm using Outlook 2003.

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Comment from Jack Frost on 2007-12-13

2007-12-13T19:17:22Z

It depends on your mail client. Don't trust Outlook. DO NOT do reply to all if you are not certain.
Most clients will let you see the actual email text that comes in (that is all that email is, text, binary stuff is encoded as text).

At work I use Outlook for work only, and my private gmail, through a proxy I run on my home server over SSL for any personal emails.

Play it safe, don't say things in a corporate email you would not want EVERYONE to see.

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Comment from Leo A. Notenboom on 2007-11-24

2007-11-24T16:55:32Z

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It depends ENTIRELY on the email program you are using. With most YOU CANNOT.
Basically if you look at the sent message if they're not visible, then they're
not available.

Thanks,

Leo

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Comment from Janarthanan on 2007-11-23

2007-11-23T09:44:43Z

Ok, If I am sending a mail to others by using BCC, How to see those mail-ids later in sent folder ?

Pls reply to this.

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Comment from birundha on 2007-10-06

2007-10-07T05:21:21Z

i have tried hitting "reply all".But it's showing only the mail ids in the "TO" list and "CC" list only.

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Comment from Crys on 2007-08-22

2007-08-22T17:04:01Z

This is an opposite problem:

I sent an email in Hotmail to a mailing list I have. I desperately need to see the BCC addresses I sent to but can't find a way. I tried clicking on the message, it only shows To: and CC: not BCC. HELP!!!

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Comment from Leo A. Notenboom on 2007-06-18

2007-06-18T17:55:51Z

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That depends entirely on the email program that you use. Check the
documentation for it.

Leo

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Comment from Dennis on 2007-06-18

2007-06-18T16:02:15Z

Leo,

I want to add the Bcc option to my outgoing email, but I can't find anything that gives me the option to add it.

Dennis

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Comment from Kyle on 2007-04-13

2007-04-13T19:36:57Z

I want to clarify that even at the server level, you cannot view BCC information, and I am talking about when logged in as root and using cat to view the e-mail file.

The following was BBC'ed to three addresses, yet it is impossible to tell who the other two are from the message.

To be sure, you cannot even determine if the message was BCC'ed to anyone at all.

cat output follows (with personal information removed):

Return-Path:
Received: from wr-out-0506.google.com ([64.233.184.236])
by --- (---)
for ---@---;
Fri, 13 Apr 2007 12:10:00 -0700
Received: by wr-out-0506.google.com with SMTP id 68so944227wra
for ; Fri, 13 Apr 2007 12:09:59 -0700 (PDT)
Received: by 10.115.106.7 with SMTP id i7mr1074974wam.1176491398758;
Fri, 13 Apr 2007 12:09:58 -0700 (PDT)
Received: by 10.114.121.4 with HTTP; Fri, 13 Apr 2007 12:09:58 -0700 (PDT)
Message-ID:
Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 12:09:58 -0700
From: "Kyle ---"
Subject: ---
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
boundary="----=_Part_12297_21823181.1176491398691"

------=_Part_12297_21823181.1176491398691
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Content-Disposition: inline

---

------=_Part_12297_21823181.1176491398691
Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Content-Disposition: inline

---

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Comment from Ian Smithdahl on 2007-04-13

2007-04-13T17:09:54Z

It's my understanding that on a server-to-server communication level, only one copy of an email is sent regardless of the number of recipients in the to, cc and bcc fields. *If you have access to your mail server* you can open up those raw email logs and look at the bcc fields. Your local mail server strips the bcc field info when it sends it to your account; so if you don't have root access to that mail server, then you don't have access to the bcc, at all.

At least as far as know.

HTH

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Comment from Leo Notenboom on 2007-03-16

2007-03-16T23:49:12Z

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Read the article. You don't.

Leo
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Comment from Dinesh Jiwankar on 2007-03-14

2007-03-15T06:33:41Z

How do we see BCC recipients on an email which we received from some one outside our LAN.

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Comment from Leo Notenboom on 2007-01-22

2007-01-22T16:47:20Z

That's simply not true. BCC'ed recipients won't be present.

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Comment from steven on 2007-01-22

2007-01-22T13:52:12Z

Hi, this is easy. Just hit reply all after you receive a email, then you will see all the To, CC and BCC recipients.

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Comment from Carl on 2006-12-11

2006-12-11T22:55:42Z

I have a reverse problem: trying to check or reveal BCC recipients as a Sender for a message I Sent that a client claims they didn't receive. I have the original message in an OE folder. I tried File>Properties>Details>Message Source, but it shows no BCC recipients, only my email as blind "To:". I know others received this from their responses. Any ideas?
Thanks, CF

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Comment from Pushkar on 2006-10-12

2006-10-12T11:25:43Z

Actually some e mail programs can reveal the BCCed persons. As a sender u can always see the BCCed person but the catch is when you are the recipient of a BCCed mail and you want to know that, if the sender has BCCed the mail when you are "TO".

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Comment from Sanjay on 2006-10-04

2006-10-05T06:04:37Z

Check this link

http://email.about.com/od/outlookexpresstips/qt/et053005.htm

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Comment from harpal on 2006-09-12

2006-09-13T04:21:41Z

I'm using outlook express. Been told that every email that i send out is been Bcc to particular person. How do i check who d person and how to bypass it from bcc to that particular person.

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Comment from Leo Notenboom on 2006-09-07

2006-09-07T22:40:40Z

I'm told there used to be a bug in Outlook Express that included the BCC recipients in the message headers. That, as I said, is a bug and has been fixed. Perhaps that's what you were remembering?

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Comment from Mark on 2006-09-05

2006-09-05T21:19:18Z

A few years ago when I was with a different agency, I could have sworn there were instances where email recipients had replied to emails, that had Bcc: recipients, using the Reply All feature and had their reply go to the Bcc: addressees, as well. or was I just dreaming?

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Comment from Mark Graham on 2006-08-29

2006-08-29T19:33:21Z

There was a bug in Outlook Express for Windows XP. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/887797

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Comment from Leo on 2006-03-27

2006-03-27T17:25:44Z

Then there's a bug the sender's mail program, or the BCC wasn't really a BCC. (CC maybe, but not BCC). A reply to a message where people are BCCed should NEVER go to the originally BCCed recipients.

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Comment from chad on 2006-03-27

2006-03-27T08:14:54Z

Leo - if the BCC list is really stripped when I receive an email sent to me via BCC, how come when I 'reply to all' - ALL of the BCC list gets my reply?

The information is in there somewhere....

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Comment from Leo on 2006-03-14

2006-03-14T17:21:58Z

You don't. Please read the article you just commented on.

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Comment from cornwell on 2006-03-14

2006-03-14T11:16:46Z

how do i get the list of undisclosed recipients on emails that i have received in my email box

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Comment from John on 2006-02-22

2006-02-23T04:28:58Z

Thanks and a tip of the hat to Roy Rudder for providing the answer to me. I'll pass it along here:

Just go to the sent folder and right click the email and click properties.
Then click the details tab.

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Comment from Alok on 2006-01-12

2006-01-12T12:23:30Z

If you have sent a message to Undisclosed Recipients. And want to see whom you have sent the mail after sending it. Search by Message 'Subject' In Google Desktop.

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Comment from Izzy on 2005-11-04

2005-11-04T11:58:46Z

How do I view a list of BCC'ed recipients that I've copied into an email in Yahoo Mail? It's driving me mad as I can never remember who I've sent emails to!

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Comment from dora on 2005-10-24

2005-10-25T00:23:28Z

Any idea how to retrieve the bcc: recipients in an outgoing mail in the Sent folder of OE?
We are using IMAP.

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Comment from Leo on 2005-08-17

2005-08-17T15:47:08Z

That's entirely dependant on the mail program you use. Some save and show the BCC line on sent mail, others do not.

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Comment from steve on 2005-08-16

2005-08-16T17:37:52Z

How come I can't see the bcc list on e-mails that I've SENT out? Not received from other people, I know that those lists are meant to not be seen. But what about when I want to go back a check bcc addresses of e-mails I sent out?

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Comment from Leo on 2005-05-08

2005-05-08T22:32:17Z

If you recieve an email, you CANNOT see who was BCC'd on it. Period. That information is *stripped* from the mail before it is sent.

If you are the *sender* of an email on which you BCC'ed people, the some email clients will simply preserve that information in your copy of the mail in your sent mail folder.

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Comment from PC on 2005-05-06

2005-05-06T15:28:16Z

SOMEHOW MY EX HAS A SOFTWARE PROGRAM THAT VIEWS ALL BCC CONTACTS.
I TESTED IT AND IT IS TRUE
IT RETURNS IN FULL HEADER ALL BCC ADDYS IN ANY EMAIL PROGRAM USING A POP3 PROGRAM.
THIS INCLUDES OUTLOOK, YAHOO, HOTMAIL, AOL, NETSCAPE, EDURA, ETC....

WHAT IS THE PROGRAM, SHE WONT TELL ME OR GIVE IT TO ME?

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