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OAuth consent phishing tricks users into granting malicious apps full access to their email. No password stolen. No malware installed. The app just asks permission, and the user clicks Allow.
The InboxWatch MCP endpoint accepts email headers and returns a threat score, authentication status, and detailed indicators. One POST request. No account required.
Step-by-step tutorial for connecting InboxWatch to Claude Desktop via MCP. One config file. No code to write. Your agent can analyze email headers for threats instantly.
A complete Python script that reads .eml files, extracts email headers, and calls the InboxWatch API for threat analysis. Under 30 lines of code.
Three architectures for routing emails by threat level: webhook pipeline, Slack bot, and SOAR integration. Block, quarantine, or pass based on a single API call.
One phone call to the helpdesk. Nine days of unrestricted access. Rootkits, RMM tools, 7 AWS accounts, and full access to the security platform itself.
A real incident breakdown: one phishing click, a rogue MFA device in 65 seconds, 300,000+ files exfiltrated, 7 days undetected. From a SOC analyst who helped contain it.
Your spam filter catches phishing. Your antivirus catches malware. Nothing checks if someone already has a key to your inbox.
How attackers create email rules to auto-delete security notifications, mark alerts as read, or move them to junk. Understanding MITRE ATT&CK T1564.008.
Step-by-step breakdown of BEC wire fraud: account compromise, forwarding rules, payment interception. FBI IC3: $2.9B in 2023. Prevention checklist included.
QR code phishing bypasses email security entirely. The URL is not in the email body. A real incident: internal spoofing, malicious QR codes, multiple compromised accounts.
Typosquatting, combosquatting, and homoglyph attacks are the precursor to business email compromise. How to detect and respond to lookalike domains.
Email compromise is just step one. How attackers use a single inbox to move laterally, escalate privileges, and reach your domain controllers.
Email is the #1 data exfiltration channel. Three patterns of data loss, how DLP detection works, and why forwarding rules are the persistent leak that DLP misses.
North Korean IT workers use fake identities, laptop farms, and RMM tools to infiltrate Western companies. How to detect Famous Chollima and protect your organization.
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