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Have gotten PIE to work using the O365 MS report phish button rather than the Logrhythm button. This reduced confusion with our users and made our O365 admins happy. Thought I would share.
- In O365 admin portal, added the PIE email address to the reported phishing notification. This places copies of the emails in the inbox with a recipient of "[email protected]", not the PIE email account. The reported email is still an attachment and is still processed by the scheduled task.
Minor changes to Invoke-O365Trace.ps1:
- Added new variable: $notifyAddress = "[email protected]" just under the "$socMailbox" definition.
- Substituted "$notifyAddress" for "$socMailbox" in these lines ( @~line 270)
$phishTrace = Get-MessageTrace -RecipientAddress $notifyAddress -StartDate $inceptionDate -EndDate $date | Select MessageTraceID,Received,*Address,*IP,Subject,Status,Size,MessageID | Sort-Object Received
$phishTrace | Export-Csv $tmpLog -NoTypeInformation
type $tmpLog | findstr -i $notifyAddress >> $phishLog
$reportPhish = type $tmpLog | findstr -i $notifyAddress
- In the O365 Dashboard, changed the Lucene code in the "Phishing Message Reported" widget to the "[email protected]" address.
- Add "[email protected]" to AIE Phishing Rules criteria Recipient values.
That's it!
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