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Reporting Phishing Incidents Heather Kimley June 13, 2012
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Agenda Reporting Spam/Phishing Incidents Submitting as an Attachment Actions by NOMAD for Phishing Issues Actions by SOC for Phishing Issues Final Notes
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Where to Report Phishing Incidents Send suspected spam to spam@nasa.gov or to the "Spam Administrator" in the GAL.spam@nasa.gov Recipient of message is NOMAD Team. All messages should be submitted as an attachment to preserve as much of the original message header information as possible. Do not simply “forward” the spam email
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Submitting as an Attachment Outlook: Open a new message Use the Insert/Item option to attach the spam, or drag & drop the spam message into the new message Send the message to the Spam Administrator Entourage: Open up a new message Drag & drop the spam message into the new message. Send the message to the Spam Administrator Thunderbird: Highlight the spam message Select View/Headers/All Forward the message to the Spam Administrator (Thunderbird Users: Do not use the “forward as an attachment” option. That method does not include needed header information.)
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Actions by NOMAD for Phishing Issues Validate recipient is a NOMAD user Contact the SOC at soc@nasa.govsoc@nasa.gov Block the sender at the NPFs if requested by the SOC Put block in place on ProofPoint Determine the number of users who received phishing message if requested by the SOC Remove message from user inboxes if requested by the SOC Note: NOMAD does not contact the SOC about regular spam email
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Actions by SOC for Phishing Issues Block URL at the firewall (prevent users who click the link in the message from reaching the phishing Website) Send outreach notice (if deemed necessary) Note: If the SOC becomes aware of a phishing incident first, they will contact NOMAD.
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Final Notes Messages containing threats, requesting information (e.g. IP addresses) or are abusive (to you or NASA) should be sent to abuse@nasa.govabuse@nasa.gov The SOC receives emails sent to abuse@nasa.govabuse@nasa.gov For more information including detailed examples of the difference between spam, phishing and abusive emails, go to: http://nomadinternal.nasa.gov/nomad/nomadspamserv.html http://nomadinternal.nasa.gov/nomad/nomadspamserv.html
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