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Intercept X - Multiple Threat Cases for Singular Detection

Does anyone else get 10+ threat cases created for a single detection? For example, Sophos picked up some phishing from Outlook and generated 10+ threat cases:

I don't think the user would try 10 times to open this email attachment. Anyone have any ideas why we'd see so many entries? Give or take it's a new one every ten minutes.

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0 Shweta over 3 years ago

Hi alars15

I would suggest you run a full system scan and then try to find the source of infection if it helps. Please run this tool on the machine you are seeing the issue with.

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0 alars15 over 3 years ago in reply to Shweta

I can see the source of the infection in the threat case. In this case it's an email attachment from a phishing email. My question is why do I get 15 threat cases generated for one detection?
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0 FormerMember over 3 years ago in reply to alars15

the first thing I would check is the hash of each file. Some phishing campaigns create a new file for each targeted user (unique file = unique hash) which would like like a new detection to the scanner and could cause multiple similar Threat Cases.
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0 FormerMember over 3 years ago in reply to alars15

the first thing I would check is the hash of each file. Some phishing campaigns create a new file for each targeted user (unique file = unique hash) which would like like a new detection to the scanner and could cause multiple similar Threat Cases.
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