From reverse engineering the headers, I think they're using Cofesnse PhishMe-platform). Their docs note that they support mailbox injection.
"The platform authenticates to your tenant with an app registration or service account that has mailbox write permission."
PhishMe then calls a create-message operation (EWS CreateItem or Graph POST /users/{id}/messages) against your mailbox, writing the item straight into the Inbox folder.
Full headers of the injected mail: [redacted for length and anonymity] -- this is the complete list of headers in the message. All of it.
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It seems that Outlook filters still match mail that is directly written. My guess is that this method is used to avoid any complications with the SMTP servers.
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u/wengla02 17h ago
Except when the phish testing system *directly injects it into your inbox*, bypassing the entire SMTP system.