Having an issue with phishing that I'm scratching my head over. One of my clients is currently maintaining two domains in the following format: example.org and example-two.org. The latter is their old domain, and they're mainly maintaining it to avoid inconveniencing older clients who don't want to change their address books.However, they've recently been receiving phishing emails that appear to be coming from their old domain. For example, jsmith@example.org keeps getting sent phishing emails from jsmith@example-two.org. I've tried to block inbound emails from that domain in Proofpoint, but it won't let me because the domain is in the Proofpoint portal. Likewise, I tried to implement a filter in the O365 portal to automatically quarantine emails from that domain, but it says that example-two.org isn't a valid address because of the hyphen, preventing me from implementing the filter.I'm sure there's a simple solution to this, but I'm a fucking retard. Any ideas?
There is a cybersecurity thread in /g/ once in a while Leftypol had one too but i havent Bern there for years
>>1540506I already posted in one of the generals on /g/ and got bullied.
>>1540508>and got bulliedShitty phrasing, Start with /g/sqt/ then xD Sorry i cant help you technically but if you got bullied you asked the wrong way, lurk /g/ moar
>>1540509I just copy-pasted my post here. I've never posted on /g/ and barely done any lurking.
>>1540513>just copy-pasted my post here. I've never posted on /g/ and barely done any lurkingYeah... See i didnt read more than 2 sentences, try to keep it as short as possible Think of /g/ as mathmagicians All that counts is>Problem Solve for x>setupGiven properties>usecase What do you want to achieve your Text is not too long, but rather chaotic, therefore resulting in "bullying"
