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# Version 1.18

## 🆕 What’s New (and exciting!)

* \[File Data Protection] Label Your Files Like a Pro\
  You can now configure remediations to add, edit, or remove labels on files in Google Drive. It's like giving your files their very own wardrobe — organized and ready for action.
* \[File Data Protection] Permission Updates: Less is More (Granularity Edition)\
  Control freaks, rejoice! Now you can set file permissions at a granular level. Instead of just slamming the door on access, you can now set users to "viewer" — like letting them peek through the keyhole, but not quite invite them in.

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## 🔨 What’s Changed (But Not by Much… or Is It?)

* \[Phishing Protection] Netflix Impersonation — Now with More Suspicious Links\
  We’ve beefed up our Netflix impersonation detection to catch even sneaky emails that don’t spoof display names but do trick you into clicking password reset links. Spoiler alert: They’re phishing. Don't stream that scam!
* \[Phishing Protection] AWS Impersonation — Precision Like a Scalpel\
  Our AWS impersonation detection just got an upgrade, with improved accuracy by promoting and excluding domains. It’s like having a bouncer at your security club, making sure only the legit crowd gets in.
* \[Phishing Protection] DHL Impersonation — No More False Positives\
  We’ve fine-tuned the DHL impersonation detection, so no more mistakenly marking harmless emails as threats. Because when it comes to logistics, we know you’d rather avoid mix-ups — and so would we.
* \[Phishing Protection] Mailgun Impersonation — Time to Clear the Inbox\
  Mailgun impersonation detection now excludes reply emails and Mailgun subdomains found in the Message ID. Translation: fewer false alarms, more actual threats detected. Sounds like a win-win.
* \[Phishing Protection] VIP Impersonation — Keeping It Fancy\
  We’ve updated VIP impersonation detection to spot alternate display names and flag messages with "\[External]" in the subject. Because your CEO deserves a VIP treatment… without the phishing drama.
* \[Phishing Protection] Message Signals UI — For the Data Junkies\
  We've revamped the Message Signals UI to include category descriptions on the cards and subcategory details in the tooltip. Now you’ll know exactly what’s going on behind the scenes without breaking a sweat. More info, less confusion.
* \[Phishing Protection] Detection Report — We’ve Got It All Now\
  The Detection Report now includes every available category and subcategory in Material. It's like getting the full menu, not just the appetizers. Who doesn’t like options?
* \[File Data Protection] Export Your Search Results (because spreadsheets are your friend)\
  You can now export file search results to a .csv. Yes, we know. You’ve been waiting for this. Go ahead and import those search results like the spreadsheet wizard you are.
* \[Platform] Design & Accessibility Updates\
  We’ve polished up the platform with some fresh HTML updates to match our latest design standards and improve accessibility. It's like giving your security platform a facelift — sleek, modern, and accessible for all.

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## 🐛 Bug Fixes (Because Perfection Is a Journey)

* \[Platform] Small UI Bug Fixes & Tweaks\
  Just a few minor UI fixes and improvements to keep things running smoothly. Nothing major, but everything better. We’re making sure your experience is bug-free, one tweak at a time.


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