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Email & Phishing Investigation

Unmasking Digital Deception

Professional investigation and analysis of email-based attacks, phishing campaigns, and business email compromise (BEC) incidents. Our experts trace email origins, analyze headers, and uncover threat actors using advanced forensic techniques.

Phishing Analysis BEC Investigation

Forensic Email Header Analysis

Hover over header lines to see suspicious indicators highlighted in red

Types of Email Attacks

Spear Phishing

Highly targeted attacks against specific individuals or organizations using personalized information.

Whaling Attacks

Targeting senior executives and high-value individuals with sophisticated social engineering tactics.

Business Email Compromise

Impersonating executives to authorize fraudulent transactions and financial transfers.

Account Compromise

Takeover of legitimate email accounts for ongoing fraud, data theft, and intelligence gathering.

Invoice Fraud

Compromising vendor email accounts to redirect legitimate payments to attacker-controlled accounts.

Malware Delivery

Email attachments containing ransomware, spyware, or other malicious software payloads.

Phishing Detection Indicators

Suspicious Sender Address

Slight variations in domain names (e.g., micros0ft.com instead of microsoft.com).

Mismatched URLs

Hovering over links reveals different destinations than displayed text.

Suspicious Attachments

Unexpected file types (.exe, .scr, .js) or password-protected archives.

Email Authentication

SPF, DKIM, and DMARC checks to verify sender legitimacy.

Urgency & Pressure

Language creating immediate action requirement or fear of consequences.

Personal Information Requests

Requests for credentials, financial data, or sensitive information.

Business Email Compromise Investigation Process

BEC Attack Investigation Timeline

1

Initial Assessment

Rapid collection of email evidence and preservation of headers, attachments, and metadata.

2

Header Analysis

Forensic examination of email headers to trace origin and identify spoofing techniques.

3

Financial Tracing

Tracing fraudulent transactions through banking systems and identifying money laundering patterns.

4

Infrastructure Investigation

Analysis of domains, IP addresses, and hosting infrastructure used in the attack.

5

Recovery Action

Legal action, bank notifications, and coordination with law enforcement for fund recovery.

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