Post Views: 4,840 In the current article, we will review two subjects that relate to a scenario in which organization experiences a Spoof E-mail attack: Report the Spoof E-mail as “Phishing mail”. Sent the Spoof E-mail for further analysis. Report Spoof E-mail as “Phishing mail” I try to get additional information regarding the subject of…
Post Views: 16,358 In the current article, we will demonstrate three options for accomplishing the task of simulating E-mail spoof attack. Our primary goal is performing a test, in which verify if the Exchange Online Spoof E-mail rule that we have created is manage to identify an event of Spoof E-mail and respond accordingly. Disclaimer…
Post Views: 5,418 When we hear the term “spoof E-mail attack,” the initial association that appears to our mind is – a hacker sitting in a dark room, filled with flashing lights, which quickly tap the keyboard commands and strange markings! Sound romantic? Well, in reality, the ability to perform or simulate E-mail spoof attack…
Post Views: 5,327 In the current article, we will review the options that are available for analyzing the result of the Exchange Online Spoof E-mail rule that we have created. The term “analyze” relate to our ability to answer fundamental questions such as: How many times the Exchange Online rule that we have created was…
Post Views: 5,049 In the current article, we will review how to deal with Spoof E-mail scenario in an Office 365 environment, by creating an Exchange Online rule that will identify Spoofed E-mail (spoof sender) and as a response – “route” this E-mail to the Exchange Online user quarantine. In our scenario, we don’t want…
Post Views: 4,087 In the current article, we will review how to deal with Spoof E-mail scenario in an Office 365 environment, by creating an Exchange Online rule that will identify Spoofed E-mail (spoof sender) and as a response – “route” this E-mail to the Exchange Online administrative quarantine. In our particular scenario, we don’t…
