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# Version 1.23
Material Release Notes – v1.23
On February 27, 1996, Pokémon made its debut in Japan, kicking off a global quest to catch ‘em all. This week, Material is rolling out powerful new security evolutions—because cyber threats don’t faint unless you battle them head-on!
## 🆕 New
### 📊 Usage Report – Know Your Party!
See which accounts are synced with Material and how they’re protected. With enhanced detection of sensitive content and identity verification layers, even the sneakiest Team Rocket-style attacks get blocked before they blast off. 🚀
### 🎣 Phishing Detection Rules – No More Magikarp Attacks!
We’ve supercharged our detections against some of the trickiest phishing threats:
Ditto-Like Brand Impersonation: Hulu, Datadog, RingCentral, Microsoft, KnowBe4, Capital One, Google, and more.
Dodging Trap Links: OneDrive, Webflow, and other suspicious redirects—no more walking into wild phishing encounters!
Malicious Attachments – Like a Voltorb Disguised as an Item: Hidden threats in files, embedded JavaScript, and callback phishing attempts.
Trick Room Activated: New manipulations like QR code scams and fake scan-to-email tactics get stopped before they get a chance to attack.
### 🔐 Account Takeover Detection Rules – Stop Team Rocket Before They Strike!
We’ve trained up new rules to catch suspicious email filtering behavior:
Accounts that dump everything into Trash (shady, right?).
Email manipulation rules targeting sensitive terms.
Suspiciously named filters that scream “Imposter!”
Updates & Fixes
### 🚫 Default Remediation Change – Phishing Gets a Hard Counter!
We’re evolving our default phishing rule from Speedbump to Block & Banner. That means stronger defenses, while custom configurations stay exactly how you set them—no forced resets.
### 📑 Phishing Issue Analysis Summary – A Fully Detailed Pokédex Entry for Each Attack!
Every phishing attempt now comes with a full breakdown, including:
* Attack objective & sub-objective
* Who detected it (Material or a sharp-eyed user)
* The sneaky tactics used
* Novel sender/domain insights
* ML-driven threat assessment
* Rules that flagged the message
### 🔍 Search Fixes – Running in Circles? Not Anymore!
Searching now properly resets pagination, and file searches no longer glitch on shared.with and shared.has\_access filters.
That’s it for this patch—stay safe, train hard, and don’t let cyber threats evolve! ⚡🔒
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