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Re: Attack simulation training - unique email to each user
Thanks Brandon, you might be right with regards to matching real phishing behaviour. Attackers definitely would send in batches just to save time for themselves. However, in my experience that isn't how real phishing attacks usually reach us. In the scenarios I've personally dealt with, it's been an individual user receiving a unique email that they've clicked on without speaking to anyone else. This is the main reason I am keen to get this functionality! It's especially important when you consider that most people have multiple different email accounts - all users will need to ascertain the legitimacy of a real phishing email (whether it's work related or personal) on their own at some point in their lives (probably lots of times.) Thanks a lot for your response, I'm glad you guys are keeping an eye on the forums 🙂2.4KViews0likes0CommentsAttack simulation training - unique email to each user
G'day, I'm currently trialling the attack simulation system provided by Microsoft 365 Defender. I have used other, similar services in the past that had pretty much the same features - However, one essential feature I need is the option to send a different phishing email to each individual user. Have I just missed this somewhere or is this feature not available? Once I have achieved a unique payload to each user, it'd be great if I could also randomise the time each user receives their email. My previous system could do this and it made the simulations a lot more realistic. There is an option to randomise the payload, but this doesn't randomise the email to each user. Instead it just lets the simulator randomise the payload it chooses to send to all users. Without doing this, users will tell each other about the dodgy email they received which tips off people who haven't yet seen the email. I want them to pass the test at an individual level.SolvedRe: Use dynamic content within If statement in expression in PowerAutomate
I realised I had syntax problems with my expression. I have now got this line accepted: if(or(contains(variables('Subject'),'keyword1','1'),variables('Subject'),'keyword2','2')) However now when I try to save I see this error message: "Flow save failed with code 'InvalidVariableOperation' and message 'The inputs of workflow run action 'Switch' of type 'Switch' are not valid. The variable 'Subject' must be initialized before it can be used inside action 'Switch'.'." So many question remains...can I use the dynamic content "Subject" from a "when an email arrives" block in an if expression?Use dynamic content within If statement in expression in PowerAutomate
I am using Power Automate to save emails and attachments into a SharePoint Document Library. This is working well, and I now want to automatically apply metadata to the items that are uploaded. I want to check the Subject field of an email I receive and if it contains a keyword, apply that keyword to the sharepoint column metadata. I have more than 8 options so I can't use nested conditions (however using conditions DOES work). I am looking to use a switch case with nested if statements, but I am not sure how to refer to the "Subject" field inside an if statement. For example, in the "On" field in a switch condition: (screenshot below) if(contains(variables('Subject'),'jeff'),'1',if(contains(variables('Subject'),'josh'),'2', Is not accepted by the expression field. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?Solved
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