Create attachment_ics_teams_impersonation.yml#4910
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Cleaning up some false positives seen in Mode results by tightening up logic
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Detects inbound messages containing ICS calendar attachments that reference Microsoft Teams meetings but contain links pointing to non-Microsoft domains. The rule specifically filters out legitimate Microsoft-generated calendar files by checking the product ID, then inspects event details for Teams-related references in the location or description fields while flagging any links that do not resolve to known Microsoft domains.
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