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> To further confuse things, IT repeatedly sends out fake phishing emails with links to Microsoft-owned domains with valid Microsoft SSL certificates. The org
by c0wb0yc0d3r 2y ago
> To further confuse things, IT repeatedly sends out fake phishing emails with links to Microsoft-owned domains with valid Microsoft SSL certificates.
The org I work for does something similar. All links are obfuscated by some scanning service, unless it’s a trap…
- cge 2y agoIt seems like Microsoft has some sort of fake phishing system with all of these ridiculous properties, which many organizations then use. The first time I received one, I initially thought our email server had been compromised, because rather than realizing it was a fake test, my mind went from "Why was this obvious phishing email not caught by the spam filter?" to "How does this email not have Received headers!?" to "How does an obviously fake login page have a valid Microsoft SSL certificate on a validly Microsoft-registered domain name and a Microsoft-ASN IP address!?" to "How much of the university's infrastructure would have to be compromised for an attacker to do that!?".