>I have not been able to filter .com's with IMail rules, because it "catches"
>everyone who puts a .com email address in their signature or puts in a link,
>etc. Even Watchguard (manufacturer of our Firebox) sent out a message saying
>that their SMTP proxy service did not always catch this one because it used
>UU-encoding.
Ouch -- uuencoding is a fairly standard encoding method.
>Does anyone have a good rule to catch only .com attachments? Or did Declude
>catch it?
Yes, Declude caught it without any problems, if used with a virus scanner
that could detect it. And Declude can be set up to ban .com attachments if
you want (and ONLY com attachments -- it won't block E-mails with ".com"
somewhere in it, unless it's as a file name).
Also, the new Declude Virus Pro (just about to go into beta) would have
caught it as a "Hidden EXE file".
-Scott
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