Hi,
Recently, Some colleagues received phishing mails, the sender is an internal account, the mail include a attachment(word file, not malware). I guess this account have been attacked by hacker...
So, the domains list and antivirus engine can not stop it. I wonder if PMG have resolvent it via some specific rules?
I am not very familiar with the function of PMG, the current filter rules seems can not recognise such a case.
Is there a way to make a rule (for example,match the attachment MD5 signature or match the signature of mail text content)?
Thanks,
Regards.
Recently, Some colleagues received phishing mails, the sender is an internal account, the mail include a attachment(word file, not malware). I guess this account have been attacked by hacker...
So, the domains list and antivirus engine can not stop it. I wonder if PMG have resolvent it via some specific rules?
I am not very familiar with the function of PMG, the current filter rules seems can not recognise such a case.
Is there a way to make a rule (for example,match the attachment MD5 signature or match the signature of mail text content)?
Thanks,
Regards.