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Network Associates Webshield - e-mail Content Alert
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (virusprotection@zensar.com)
Mon Nov 22 08:01:18 2004
From: virusprotection@zensar.com
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Date: Mon Nov 22 18:40:23 2004
To: <zephyr-bugs@mit.edu>
Message-ID: <MAILRELAYEsrbX7rPz6000008fe@mailrelay.zensar.com>
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Dear <zephyr-bugs@mit.edu>, The Zensar mail antivirus solution detected that the
message you sent "<careers@zensar.com> " with subject "Mail Delivery (failure
careers@zensar.com)" was blocked because it has broken a content filter rule "scr". The
offending word or phrase was either part of the subject, message body or a blocked
attachment type. The filter rule name itself reflects either the offending word/phrase or
attachment type. Please note that this message has not reached "<careers@zensar.com> ".
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