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Surge in Large/Secure message link attempts -- how to protect against obfuscated messages? Yesterday I started getting reports of 'odd' emails in my user's inboxes. So far I've had half a dozen copies of a message with a We Transfer link, 8 with Encrypt.Barracudanetworks.com links, and one more I can't put my finger on right now. My guess is that one company we deal with got compromised, and they used that as a stepping stone to phish other related companies. That part makes sense. It did get me thinking on a related topic though... When the content of a message is hidden inside a secure/encrypted external mail system, what can you do to shield yourself from it? The attachments skip our normal email scanning when they come in like this, and all I can do is hope my endpoint security software can catch problems on file open... Any other ideas on securing against this kind of content?

Surge in Large/Secure message link attempts -- how to protect against obfuscated messages? Yesterday I started getting reports of 'odd' emails in my user's inboxes. So far I've had half a dozen copies of a message with a We Transfer link, 8 with Encrypt.Barracudanetworks.com links, and one more I can't put my finger on right now. My guess is that one company we deal with got compromised, and they used that as a stepping stone to phish other related companies. That part makes sense. It did get me thinking on a related topic though... When the content of a message is hidden inside a secure/encrypted external mail system, what can you do to shield yourself from it? The attachments skip our normal email scanning when they come in like this, and all I can do is hope my endpoint security software can catch problems on file open... Any other ideas on securing against this kind of content?

Surge in Large/Secure message link attempts -- how to protect against obfuscated messages? Yesterday I started getting reports of 'odd' emails in my user's inboxes. So far I've had half a dozen copies of a message with a We Transfer link, 8 with Encrypt.Barracudanetworks.com links, and one more I can't put my finger on right now. My guess is that one company we deal with got compromised, and they used that as a stepping stone to phish other related companies. That part makes sense. It did get me thinking on a related topic though... When the content of a message is hidden inside a secure/encrypted external mail system, what can you do to shield yourself from it? The attachments skip our normal email scanning when they come in like this, and all I can do is hope my endpoint security software can catch problems on file open... Any other ideas on securing against this kind of content?

Surge in Large/Secure message link attempts -- how to protect against obfuscated messages? Yesterday I started getting reports of 'odd' emails in my user's inboxes. So far I've had half a dozen copies of a message with a We Transfer link, 8 with Encrypt.Barracudanetworks.com links, and one more I can't put my finger on right now. My guess is that one company we deal with got compromised, and they used that as a stepping stone to phish other related companies. That part makes sense. It did get me thinking on a related topic though... When the content of a message is hidden inside a secure/encrypted external mail system, what can you do to shield yourself from it? The attachments skip our normal email scanning when they come in like this, and all I can do is hope my endpoint security software can catch problems on file open... Any other ideas on securing against this kind of content?

Surge in Large/Secure message link attempts -- how to protect against obfuscated messages? Yesterday I started getting reports of 'odd' emails in my user's inboxes. So far I've had half a dozen copies of a message with a We Transfer link, 8 with Encrypt.Barracudanetworks.com links, and one more I can't put my finger on right now. My guess is that one company we deal with got compromised, and they used that as a stepping stone to phish other related companies. That part makes sense. It did get me thinking on a related topic though... When the content of a message is hidden inside a secure/encrypted external mail system, what can you do to shield yourself from it? The attachments skip our normal email scanning when they come in like this, and all I can do is hope my endpoint security software can catch problems on file open... Any other ideas on securing against this kind of content?

Surge in Large/Secure message link attempts -- how to protect against obfuscated messages? Yesterday I started getting reports of 'odd' emails in my user's inboxes. So far I've had half a dozen copies of a message with a We Transfer link, 8 with Encrypt.Barracudanetworks.com links, and one more I can't put my finger on right now. My guess is that one company we deal with got compromised, and they used that as a stepping stone to phish other related companies. That part makes sense. It did get me thinking on a related topic though... When the content of a message is hidden inside a secure/encrypted external mail system, what can you do to shield yourself from it? The attachments skip our normal email scanning when they come in like this, and all I can do is hope my endpoint security software can catch problems on file open... Any other ideas on securing against this kind of content?

Surge in Large/Secure message link attempts -- how to protect against obfuscated messages? Yesterday I started getting reports of 'odd' emails in my user's inboxes. So far I've had half a dozen copies of a message with a We Transfer link, 8 with Encrypt.Barracudanetworks.com links, and one more I can't put my finger on right now. My guess is that one company we deal with got compromised, and they used that as a stepping stone to phish other related companies. That part makes sense. It did get me thinking on a related topic though... When the content of a message is hidden inside a secure/encrypted external mail system, what can you do to shield yourself from it? The attachments skip our normal email scanning when they come in like this, and all I can do is hope my endpoint security software can catch problems on file open... Any other ideas on securing against this kind of content?

Surge in Large/Secure message link attempts -- how to protect against obfuscated messages? Yesterday I started getting reports of 'odd' emails in my user's inboxes. So far I've had half a dozen copies of a message with a We Transfer link, 8 with Encrypt.Barracudanetworks.com links, and one more I can't put my finger on right now. My guess is that one company we deal with got compromised, and they used that as a stepping stone to phish other related companies. That part makes sense. It did get me thinking on a related topic though... When the content of a message is hidden inside a secure/encrypted external mail system, what can you do to shield yourself from it? The attachments skip our normal email scanning when they come in like this, and all I can do is hope my endpoint security software can catch problems on file open... Any other ideas on securing against this kind of content?

Surge in Large/Secure message link attempts -- how to protect against obfuscated messages? Yesterday I started getting reports of 'odd' emails in my user's inboxes. So far I've had half a dozen copies of a message with a We Transfer link, 8 with Encrypt.Barracudanetworks.com links, and one more I can't put my finger on right now. My guess is that one company we deal with got compromised, and they used that as a stepping stone to phish other related companies. That part makes sense. It did get me thinking on a related topic though... When the content of a message is hidden inside a secure/encrypted external mail system, what can you do to shield yourself from it? The attachments skip our normal email scanning when they come in like this, and all I can do is hope my endpoint security software can catch problems on file open... Any other ideas on securing against this kind of content?

Surge in Large/Secure message link attempts -- how to protect against obfuscated messages? Yesterday I started getting reports of 'odd' emails in my user's inboxes. So far I've had half a dozen copies of a message with a We Transfer link, 8 with Encrypt.Barracudanetworks.com links, and one more I can't put my finger on right now. My guess is that one company we deal with got compromised, and they used that as a stepping stone to phish other related companies. That part makes sense. It did get me thinking on a related topic though... When the content of a message is hidden inside a secure/encrypted external mail system, what can you do to shield yourself from it? The attachments skip our normal email scanning when they come in like this, and all I can do is hope my endpoint security software can catch problems on file open... Any other ideas on securing against this kind of content?