Whitelisting IP addresses and domains for phishing simulations

To ensure that phishing simulation emails are successfully delivered to your users, it is crucial to whitelist the following IP addresses and domains in your email security systems. This will help prevent phishing emails from being blocked or flagged as spam by your security filters.

After completing the whitelisting, we recommend setting up a test phishing campaign for 1-2 users to verify that the whitelisting has been successfully implemented.

IP Addresses to Whitelist

Please whitelist all the IPs listed below in your email provider:

• 194.5.85.8
• 194.5.85.10
• 194.5.85.11
• 194.5.85.12
• 194.5.85.13
• 194.5.85.14
• 194.5.85.15
• 194.5.85.16
• 194.5.85.17
• 194.5.85.18
• 194.5.85.19

Phishing (Sending) Domains to Whitelist

Whitelist the following domains in your email provider's settings:

• 0ffice.online
• datumprlkker.nl
• nnbrs.nl
• starkado.nl
• aliianz.nl
• pro-hrmanagement.com
• vizma.nl
• timechinp.nl
• slmplicate.nl
• dedaree.nl
• exacl.nl
• my-chatgpt.net
• online-emea-adp.com
• my-saleforce.com
• my-payment-service.com
• noreplybox.com
• thesupport-center.com
• myaccounts-google.com
• globelinkhub.com
• infosecura.net
• datadashsystems.com
• proximacorp.net
• mailaccessportal.com
• unitechbase.nl
• nexodoc.nl

Testing the whitelisting

After whitelisting the IP addresses and domains:

Step 1: Set up a test phishing campaign to yourself.

Step 2: Monitor the campaign to ensure that the emails are delivered successfully and are not flagged as spam or blocked by your system.

If the test campaign is successful, proceed to launch your phishing campaign for the rest of your users. If you encounter any issues, please revisit the whitelisting settings or contact our support for further assistance.

For more information on setting up a phishing campaign check out our helpcenter article: setting up a phishing campaign.