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Posted to users@spamassassin.apache.org by hg user <me...@gmail.com> on 2023/02/15 19:50:19 UTC
How is this phishing attack called?
And how to intercept?
From time to time we receive a message that is a reply-to to an old
message, sometimes after months, with just several lines added at the top
inviting to open a url or attachment.
Has this kind of phishing a name?
How can I prevent it or at least flag it for review?
Thank you
Re: How is this phishing attack called?
Posted by Jared Hall <ja...@jaredsec.com>.
On 2/15/2023 2:50 PM, hg user wrote:
> And how to intercept?
>
> From time to time we receive a message that is a reply-to to an old
> message, sometimes after months, with just several lines added at the
> top inviting to open a url or attachment.
>
> Has this kind of phishing a name?
QakBot and Emotet malware bots all do this. They've been battered, but
they're still around. Deceptively clever.
> How can I prevent it or at least flag it for review?
For some starters: Keep AntiVirus scanning software updated. Use the
OpenPhish and PhishTank URL lists. Use URI RBL's.
>
> Thank you
-- Jared Hall