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09-18-2021 09:44 AM - edited 09-18-2021 09:55 AM
Good Day gents,
Can someone help me clarify the settings for blocking with words from the profanity and sexual_content
Here is the config:
Order Condition Rule Delete
1 | Message Body | body-dictionary-match("Sexual_Content", 1) |
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2 | Message Body | body-dictionary-match("Profanity", 1) |
Order Action Rule Delete
1 | Quarantine | quarantine("INAPPROPRIATE_CONTENT") |
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2 | Add Log Entry | log-entry("INAPPRORIATE WORD") |
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3 | Add/Edit Header | edit-header-text("Subject", "(.*)", "[INAPPROPRIATE-WORD]\\1") |
Advanced Matching:
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Both match whole words were also check and all words are weight value of "1" also the threshold is 1, now while reviewing the logs, one email was quarantined because of the link
"abcd.dickbucket.com/q/some_subdirectory_here" >> not actual link but the construction is the same
Match content is the word "d i c k" which confused me since it's not a match whole word.
Maybe I'm not understanding something
Thanks in Advance,
R
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12-08-2021 11:18 PM
Testing in lab with the mentioned partial URL in email body and dictionary containing the d word.
With match whole words unchecked -> Email was quarantined
With match whole words checked -> Email was delivered
I tested it on Async OS 13.0, however expect this to be the behavior on newer releases too.
If you are seeing a deviation from this it might need to be investigated and tested further, could you put in a TAC case to have someone review the sample you are working with.
Regards,
Libin
