![]() The link from the email is not the same if opened through UI path. So there is 100% something else going on. Here is the real link! The one that works when I click on the actual email link:ġ23./nav_to.do?uri=%2Fsc_task.do%3Fsys_id%3D09635e75874c34907eccebdd3fbb35ee%26sysparm_stack%3Dsc_task_list.do%3Fsysparm_query%3Dactive%3Dtrue It seems like if grabbed with UI path it modifies something in the rest of the URL that doesn’t take me to the exact page… but if I physically click the link it will take me straight where I want to go.ġ23./nav_to.do?uri=sc_task.do 3Fsys_id=09635e75874c34907eccebdd3fbb35ee26sysparm_stack=sc_task_list.do*3Fsysparm_query=active=true_ JSUl!!Db5-Glse!KkYrvq0m74VRXX4rR130a8drSUncZUCFBMe_sC46VWPKEn7uXTeLGycmSXqpthtugOIi$> Proofpoint URL Decoder If you would like to know what the original URL (link) looks like without the URL Defense, you can use the decoder tool below to translate any link you receive in an email message. TAP (URL Defense) automatically rewrites links found in incoming email messages in order to evaluate whether or not the linked content is malicious. a small Python utility which can be run on the command line. the URL Decoder REST API which accepts a list of encoded URLs. I manually removed the %3Chttps/ just from that beginning part but it’s still not taking me to the link. Spambrella utilizes Proofpoint Targeted Attack Protection (TAP) which is included within our feature named ‘ URL Defense ‘. Proofpoint provides three tools to decode URLs: the URL Decoder available on the Tools page within the TAP Dashboard. ![]() I don’t know where the %3Chttps/ comes from? Vircom modusCloud and Proofpoint Essentials leverage the advanced power of Targeted Attack Protection (TAP), to provide small to mid-sized enterprises with URL Defense the only service that effectively detects, catches and analyzes malicious URLs targeting this market.
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