Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C160 User Guide

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User Guide for AsyncOS 10.0 for Cisco Email Security Appliances
 
Chapter 9      Using Message Filters to Enforce Email Policies
  Message Filter Rules
Signed Certificate
signed-certificate(<field> 
[<operator> <regular 
expression>])
Does the message signer or X.509 certificate 
issuer match a certain pattern? See 
Header Repeats
header-repeats (<target>, 
<threshold> [, <direction>])
Returns 
true 
if at a given point in time, a 
specified number of messages:
With same subject header are detected in 
last one hour.
From same envelope-sender are detected in 
last one hour.
See 
URL Reputation 
url-reputation
url-no-reputation
Is the reputation score of any URL in the 
message within the specified range? 
Is a reputation score for a URL unavailable? 
See 
URL Category 
url-category
Does the category of any URL in the message 
match the specified categories? 
See 
Corrupt Attachment
attachment-corrupt
Does this message have an attachment that is 
corrupt?
See 
.
Message Language
message-language
Is the message (subject and body) in one of the 
selected languages? 
See 
Forged Email 
Detection
forged-email-detection("<dic
tionary_name>", <threshold>)
Is the sender address of the message forged? The 
rule checks if the From: header in the message is 
similar to any of the users in the content 
dictionary.
See 
.
Duplicate 
Boundaries 
Verification
duplicate_boundaries
Does the message contain duplicate MIME 
boundaries?
See 
Malformed MIME 
Header Detection
malformed-header
Does the message contain malformed MIME 
headers?
See 
a.Attachment filtering is discussed in detail in the section 
b.Content Dictionaries are discussed in the detail in the “Text Resources” chapter.
Table 9-2
Message Filter Rules
Rule Syntax 
Description