New Rule (brand impersonation): openai suspicious payment indicators #3790
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Description
This rule is designed to identify suspicious OpenAI style phishing content, using both logo detect (TBD) and levenshtein logic to determine whether brand impersonation is present. Including the legimate sending domains should reduce the risk of false positives.
Associated samples
Sample 1
This sample is responsible for display name brand abuse.
Sample 2
this sample is a phish
Associated hunts
Screenshot (insights)