Add detection rule for suspicious PDF links in RFQ/RFP#4563
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This rule detects messages with reply or forward subjects that contain links appearing as PDF files but redirect to potentially malicious domains, specifically targeting RFQ or RFP terminology.
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This rule detects messages with reply or forward subjects that contain links appearing as PDF files but redirect to potentially malicious domains, specifically targeting RFQ or RFP terminology.
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