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Invoicera infrastructure abuse

Labels

Credential Phishing
Spam
Free file host
Free subdomain host
Image as content
Social engineering
Content analysis
Header analysis
Sender analysis

Description

This rule is tailored to flag infrastructural abuse involving Invoicera, a SaaS-based invoicing and billing platform, which has been identified as a tool in widespread spam and credential phishing campaigns.

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Sublime Security
Created Mar 7th, 2024 • Last updated Mar 7th, 2024
Feed Source
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Source
GitHub
type.inbound
and sender.email.domain.root_domain == "invoicera.com"
// suspicious recipient pattern
and (
  length(recipients.to) == 0
  or any(recipients.to, .email.domain.valid == false)
  or length(recipients.bcc) > 0
)
// suspicious link
and (
  any(body.links,
      .href_url.domain.root_domain in $free_file_hosts
      or .href_url.domain.domain in $free_file_hosts
  )
  or any(body.links,
         .href_url.domain.root_domain in $free_subdomain_hosts
         and .href_url.domain.subdomain is not null
         and .href_url.domain.subdomain != "www"
  )
)
// mismatched reply-to
and (
  headers.return_path.email is not null
  and headers.return_path.email != sender.email.email
)
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