This pattern often surfaces in spam (frequently advance fee fraud)
disseminated via compromised accounts, adding it to ABUSE_FROM_INJECTOR
to increase the likelihood of such spam getting rejected.
description = "Message authenticated, but from a suspicios origin (potentially an injector)";
}
ABUSE_FROM_INJECTOR {
- expression = "SUSPICIOUS_AUTH_ORIGIN & (FAKE_REPLY | HAS_IPFS_GATEWAY_URL | HTML_SHORT_LINK_IMG_1)";
+ expression = "SUSPICIOUS_AUTH_ORIGIN & (RCVD_HELO_USER | FAKE_REPLY | HAS_IPFS_GATEWAY_URL | HTML_SHORT_LINK_IMG_1)";
score = 2.0;
policy = "leave";
description = "Message is sent from a suspicios origin and showing signs of abuse, likely spam injected in compromised account";