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In your experience, what were some unconventional signs that there's a malware inside your network?
April 21, 2023, 10:38 a.m. | /u/jonbristow
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What I've applied til now is this:
- Only few countries are whitelisted to send incoming emails. All other countries are blocked
- Only allow doc, pdf, excel, png, jpg attachments. All other attachments are blocked.
- Macro scanning and File Analysis of mail attachments.
- All USB ports are blocked (as storage)
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