The aim of my detection rules is to detect attacks even without the LinkAnalysis and WHOIS features of Sublim Security. Since these two features process data in the cloud and not on-prem, there are always data protection concerns, at least in the EU. :)
Everything is a work in progress and should be reviewed before use in production. All these rules are in production use on our Sublime.
| Rule Name | Rule Description | Rule Criticality |
|---|---|---|
| abuse_onmicrosoft_domain.yml | Creating a new tenant on Entra will creates an "onmicrosoft.com" Domain. Now imagine, that there is a company called "abccorp", the attacker now creates a new tenant "abcorp" and uses this one for phishing. These emails are now come from "[email protected] instead of "[email protected] | Medium |
| info_cisco_esa_bulk_mail.yml | The Cisco ESA (Email Security Appliance) classifies emails according to bulk, marketing, social media and spam. This classification helps to recognise emails and their meaning. This rule is only used for classification within Sublime Automation. :) | Info |
| info_cisco_esa_marketing_mail.yml | The Cisco ESA (Email Security Appliance) classifies emails according to bulk, marketing, social media and spam. This classification helps to recognise emails and their meaning. This rule is only used for classification within Sublime Automation. :) | Info |
| link_adclick_doubleclick_abuse.yml | The Google Adclick network is generally an advertising network. Attackers use Adclick links to achieve a redirect to a malicious URL. | Medium |
| scattered_spider.yml | Scattered Spider uses separate domains for each victim. These domains can currently be found quite easily using regex. The attack pattern can of course also change. See CISA recommendation on Scattered Spider. | High |
| spam_europol_fake.yml | Attackers posing as "EUROPOL" are mainly active in Europe. | Low |
| suspicious_parcel_pickup_notification.yml | Phishing with fake pickup notifications | Medium |