Hi,
Is there something for Evolution like the scam detection that thunderbird has?
Hi, “Links where the text doesn’t match the server name” makes sense to me (and I vaguely remember a feature request about that). The rest does not (when did “numerical server names” become a bad thing?), so I guess the answer to the question is “Not really”.
It’s a handy thing in Geary 
Personally, I don’t see why links with an IP address should be in emails, except maybe if the emails are local or work-related (request to test a website that has no name? [ located on a remote work server]). It’s suspicious because the numbers don’t say anything.
Also, I saw a brief news report about spam and scam and even some addresses may appear to be real addresses. I think it was something like “bank[.]verify[.]com” whereas the correct address is “verify[.]bank[.]com” or “bank[.]com/verify”. It’s based on the domain name. “The expert” said that users should pay attention to it, but I doubt most people who fall into the trap think of it, otherwise it wouldn’t be a trap.
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