Business email compromise, caught
The message that matters is the one that looks ordinary. A supplier asking you to update their bank details, from a domain one character different from theirs, is flagged with the reason spelled out.
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Multiple mailboxes, a real client, and an AI that scores every incoming message for the things that actually cost money: invoice fraud, a supplier whose bank details suddenly changed, a login page that is not the login page it claims.
Hi,
Please note our bank has changed as of this month. New details are attached for the outstanding balance on PO 4471. Could you make sure the payment due Friday goes to the new account?
Many thanks,
Fran
The message that matters is the one that looks ordinary. A supplier asking you to update their bank details, from a domain one character different from theirs, is flagged with the reason spelled out.
Give a burner address to anything that demands an email. Retire it when it starts selling you things.
Send a suspicious email to a checking address and get a written answer back about whether it is genuine.
Order a server, cut it up, put something on it, move it.