Our school got internet with the modem router combo and I was wondering if there is any way to add filters to it eg block Facebook and WhatsApp etc ?

A client email address seems to be sending out emails to clients asking for bank account changes etc.

The client is on a laptop using all the AVG products plus a a/v provided by solar winds.

Two clients have gotten these emails one that was not specific and one that asked for the exact invoice
that was due.

Sent items on a computer and in owa don't show that email being sent but I have message id's when I do an office 365 search
showing that they have been sent.

Below is the message headers...

Was this done via powershell or did the account get hacked?  I only see one reference to http
and I see this Transport-CrossTenantHeadersStripped:  part which I don't understand...

Both are office365 clients

I can generally figure these things out but the client has had the password changed and is running those software suites which while
not the best,  do pick up some bad activities.  

Anyway we are trying to sniff out this in the right direction and would love to be told what I am reading wrong or where I should be looking

Thank you



Received: from BL2P131MB0002.NAMP131.PROD.OUTLOOK.COM (2603:10b6:208:71::29)
by BL2P131MB0001.NAMP131.PROD.OUTLOOK.COM with HTTPS via
BL0PR01CA0016.PROD.EXCHANGELABS.COM; Thu, 4 Apr 2019 16:33:35 +0000
Received: from BN6P131CA0004.NAMP131.PROD.OUTLOOK.COM (2603:10b6:423:5f::18)
by BL2P131MB0002.NAMP131.PROD.OUTLOOK.COM (2603:10b6:221:22::21) with
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Hi

We have move to 0365 and the exchange online protection is not very effective. We are planning to go with 3rd party spam filtering system. .

We are a education establishment .Please post e any good products that you are aware of.

Thanks

I had someone set up an email account (that they normally access via iPhone or a webmail page) with Incredimail. In the process, it pulled all their emails, 16,000 + off of the server & deleted them from the server!
Is there an easy way to get all of those emails back on the server?
I had thought that if I was able to get them into Outlook, I could set up as an IMAP account & all emails would copy back to the server - will this work?
Next is the issue of dealing with Incredimail’s inability to export to a pst…
In other articles on this site, I’ve heard of IncrediMail to Outlook Transfer, which I downloaded the trial version. After installation, it launches a 32 bit version & after running it, I'm getting an error message saying 'List index out of bounds (1)'.
The computer I'm trying this on is running 64 bit Win 10 Pro, could it need the 64 bit version of the software (it installed both 64 & 32 bit versions)?
I tried running it, but that version wouldn't open & I'm wondering f that's a limitation of the trial version? Their tech supports isn't the greatest, apparently they just sell the software & suggested I go to the company who created it, but can't find anyone else.
Looking for someone who has used this, or another program to move from Incredimail to outlook...

I have a PDF newsletter that needs to go out in an email. The problem is I don’t want to simply attach the PDF to the email but rather have it in HTML in the email. How do I do this? Is there something that can do this easily?

I have a client that would like us to send out a phishing email to their employees.  They want to get results for who is clicking on the phishing email and who is not.  I know there are services out there that do this and would love a recommendation.  Anyone used a service like this they would recommend?

Email sent to a Yahoo user are received showing HTML formatting.
Is there a way to determine the cause?

Possible clues:
a CC: to an AOL user
An attachment

Here is a sample of what the message looks like, followed by the raw message:  
(Thanks)


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<blockquote type="cite">
On October 19, 2018 at 12:13 PM Office Person <mxxxxxxxxxx@yahoo.com mailto:mxxxxxxxxxx@yahoo.com > wrote:
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<br>
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Dear Debbie,
</div>
<div class="">
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</div>
<div class="">
Please find attached the initial Listing of Subject Matters, signed by Mxxxxx.
</div>
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Raw Message below:

X-Apparently-To: mxxxxxxxxxx@yahoo.com; Fri, 19 Oct 2018 16:17:12 +0000
Return-Path: <info@dxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxn.com>
Received-SPF: none (domain of dxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxn.com does not designate permitted sender hosts)
X-YMailISG: qKG.UH8WLDs.FOsB1cMyFkzusazDRBj4HKCjOMdAX4qI0S7C
 DY8g.6LrdFltqjnqbSIHK5DJieJAm1MMp4hByEqI7mBZLFjod0BpERqUekPO
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 6jxv3GfES7dd0Riz3RrSyLTO9hWGzrjtZuiH6Rv7qmG9NXtMcTaVSar2CJrU
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 LLnDwwFNQxQikfDUGQ6GYG_fN5BZbUnbrFumz9YrO1chVPJfMfPXw_EdD7Tb
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I am looking for a program that will trigger an email to be sent with attachments, subject and body editable and the name of the attachment as well.
With one double click it will then send the email... perhaps from a shortcut on a desktop.
Without using huge programs similar to Outlook etc..

https://www.garrison.com/browsing.php

I'm looking for similar competing products (preferably with local Singapore support presence) to provide
secure browsing of Internet and emails (these are the top 2 vectors of malwares): looking to adopt this
'logical segregation' instead of 'physical segregation':
I suppose this is more useable/implementable than doing physical segregation.

We have corporate Wifi too, so need to take this into consideration if it's relevant.

Q1:
Can suggest a few products & local resellers (if available)?

Q2:
if there's comparison of features (how each product fare against competitors), do provide as well.
It helps to justify the purchase.

I set a new IMAP configuration through Outlook 2013 for one of my clients. He originally had a POP3 setup.

My client stated he was wasting allot of time updating his desktop Outlook after he made changes (read, delete, send, etc.) on his iphone, hence the move to IMAP.  

The transition was not easy! He had massive custom folders (including sub folders) under his inbox containing client emails over the years. He is basically keeping a history via his outlook. I ran into a ton of problems attempting to restore a PST backup to an OST IMAP account - too long to explain. At a certain point I was moving one folder at a time/counting emails. I finally got to the finish line. All the folders/emails were synced to the online email server.  As I'm about to report the great news, my client tells me he opened a suspicious word document which turned out to contain a virus.

So...I had to buy new drives , and perform a full restore of  recent backed up images. I bring the system back on line, it performs an outlook sync and proceeds to freeze up the on-line email server web account (purchased through a 3rd party vendor). I am now unable to access any folders, or emails either through the web interface (to a 3rd party email server) or through Outlook. I called up the 3rd party, who stated they will refresh their server. I await the results.

In hind sight, I feel like I should have kept those custom folders out of the sync process. At this point, it feels like a total mess.

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