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Phishing filter setup

Phishing Filter Setup

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for enabling phishing analytics with URL analysis in the Lithium FAF (Firewall Advanced Filter). This enhanced feature allows for the execution of a custom script to detect and mitigate phishing URLs within SMS messages.

MGR Routing Setup

Configure the required rules within the MGR UI.

MOR Rule

Navigate to the Routing / Routing Rules / MOR section in the MGR menu. Verify if the MOR rule exists. If not, create a new one using the settings below:

Setting Value
Action Route to MS

MTOR Rule

Navigate to the Routing / Routing Rules / MTOR section in the MGR menu. Verify if the MTOR rule exists. If not, create a new one using the settings below:

Setting Value
Action PASS

EC Application

Navigate to the Routing / EC Applications section in the MGR menu. Verify if an existing EC application for FAF is present. If not, create a new one using the settings below:

Setting Value
Name FAF-ECApp
User Identity FAFuser
ECI password FAFpassword
Modification Allowed
Inc. User Data

Note: The user/password should match with /usr/TextPass/etc/common_config.txt

MTOX Rule

Navigate to the Routing / Routing Rules / MTOX section in the MGR menu. Verify if the MTOX rule for FAF exists. If not, create a new one using the settings below:

Setting Value
MessageType [cond] 0 - Short Message
EC Application FAF-ECApp

MGR Filter Setup

Establish a FAF filter with external script conditions to identify Phishing URLs.

Create Filter

Navigate to the "Filters" screen within "Advanced Filters" in the MGR UI and create a new filter, use the following settings:

Setting Value
Append <SPAM>

Create Filter Condition

Navigate to the newly created filter and add a new filter condition using the settings below:

Setting Value
Type Scripting
Script File Path /usr/TextPass/etc/faf-scripts/phishing-filter/main.pl