Create attachment_html_excessive_const_declarations.yml #2246
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Create attachment_html_excessive_const_declarations.yml by @morriscode #2246 Source SHA 608436f Triggered by @morriscode
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Description
This rule detects inbound emails containing HTML files with an unusually high number of const declarations, which can indicate obfuscated or injected malicious scripts. By targeting files with smaller sizes, it highlights potential threats involving compact, stealthy scripts often used for credential phishing, malware delivery, or HTML smuggling attacks. Legitimate Gmail messages are excluded to reduce false positives, ensuring the focus remains on anomalous and potentially malicious behavior.
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