Create impersonation rule for AFP#4477
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This rule detects impersonation attempts using Australian Federal Police terminology in emails, focusing on specific phrases in the subject and sender's display name, as well as content in the body.
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Vector is quiet across any known AU servers hunted. No FP's present. Can let bake longer if needed. |
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Spoke with @missingn0pe offline about simplifying this rule and/or incorporating into another rule. Removing review needed label for now until direction is decided, will review again once added back! |
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Description
This rule detects impersonation attempts using Australian Federal Police terminology in emails, focusing on specific phrases in the subject and sender's display name, as well as content in the body.
Associated samples
- Sample 1
Associated hunts
- Hunt 1 (Shared Samples)
- Hunt 2 (Multi-hunt)