{"verdict":"True Positive","executive_summary":"The log shows that the email came from the address noreply@secure-bank.com , and the link leads to the same domain http://secure-bank.com/login . At first glance, it looks consistent. However, there are two critical signs of phishing: The link uses HTTP instead of secure HTTPS — real banks never use an unencrypted connection for login pages. The sender's IP address 198.51.100.22 belongs to the test range, which should not be used in real mail. These signs indicate that the attackers are imitating the bank in order to steal the credentials of the target_user user.","artifacts":"198.51.100.22, http://secure-bank.com/login","analysis_answers":{"action_taken":"The log shows that the email came from the address noreply@secure-bank.com , and the link leads to the same domain http://secure-bank.com/login . At first glance, it looks consistent. However, there are two critical signs of phishing: The link uses HTTP instead of secure HTTPS — real banks never use an unencrypted connection for login pages. The sender's IP address 198.51.100.22 belongs to the test range, which should not be used in real mail. These signs indicate that the attackers are imitating the bank in order to steal the credentials of the target_user user.","conclusion":""},"submitted_at":"2026-03-12T12:07:05.549Z"}