Important Note:
Updates are pushed automatically, and version number doesn't change. What changes is the manifest version number. Manifest Version does not change with every release as it’s not directly tied to the add-in’s logic. It is recommended to be always on the latest manifest version to ensure availability of latest features.
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Date |
Update
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Required Action |
23/07/2025 (Scheduled) |
- Manifest Version: 1.0.0.7
- Update: We have updated the Ribbon version of the add-in to now support classic outlook.
This support versions are from Classic Outlook on Windows Version 2404 (Build 17530.15000)
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Admin: No action is directly required, however, to utilise the ribbon version in classic outlook, admins will need to download and deploy the 'ribbon manifest file'.
Learner: No action is required.
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26/03/2025 |
- Manifest Version: 1.0.0.6
- Update: We have updated the add-in to better detect safe senders based on IP.
- Update: We have increased the visibility of the phish reporter settings when using dark themes on outlook.
- Resolved: Users were receiving errors when certain characters were included in the message that users received after reporting. Users will no longer receive this error.
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Admin: No action is required.
Learner: No action is required.
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19/02/2025 |
- Manifest Version: 1.0.0.6
- New: We have added the option to download the ribbon version of the manifest file. This version shows the report button in the user's outlook ribbon.
- Updated: We have updated the add-in to use Nested App Authentication. NAA provides simpler authentication and a more seamless experiences for learners.
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Admin: To utilise the ability to have the add-in in the ribbon, admins will need to download and deploy the 'ribbon manifest file'.
No action is required for NAA update.
Learner: No action is required. Note: In most cases, learners will no longer be required to login when first reporting an email.
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28/08/2024 |
- Manifest Version: 1.0.0.5
- Resolved: The checkbox to 'not show confirmation message' was not being applied correctly. This setting will now apply after user checks this option.
- Resolved: Users were receiving an error when reporting emails with IPV6 addresses. These emails will now be reported without errors.
- Update: You can now add images into the message prompt users receive after reporting an email.
- Update: We have enhanced our error logs to assist further in investigating issues.
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Admin: No action is required.
Learner: No action is required.
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1/07/2024 |
- Manifest Version: 1.0.0.5
- Resolved: iOS mobile users were reporting an error when reporting an email via Phish Reporter. Users can now report emails successfully using an iOS mobile device.
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Admin: No action is required.
Learner: No action is required.
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18/05/2023 |
- Resolved: Emails were not being deleted from shared mailboxes when learners required permissions. The Phish Reporter add-in will now move reported emails to the delete folder if the learner reporting the email has the required permissions to do so manually.
- Resolved: Intermittent issues where training reminder emails were incorrectly identified. The Phish Reporter add-in will now identify Phriendly Phishing training emails correctly.
- Resolved: Reporting multiple emails in a row on the outlook web client. The Phish Reporter add-in will now be able to report multiple emails in a row without needing to refresh the webpage
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Admin: No action is required.
Learner: No action is required.
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20/04/2023 |
- Update: Security enhancements.
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Admin: No action is required.
Learner: Learners will be asked to log in again into their O365 Account.
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15/02/2023 |
- Resolved: Users that were unable to report on Outlook desktop client pre-version 1910. Add-in will no longer load indefinitely when reporting emails on these versions.
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Admin: No action is required.
learner: No action is required.
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23/11/2022 |
- Update: Added functionality to use the O365 add-in with shared/delegate inboxes.
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Admin: (Optional) Admins will need to update their manifest file to version 1.0.0.5 to use this functionality.
learner: No action is required.
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