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About scan and content filtering statuses

Based on the results of scanning for spam, the Anti-Spam engine assigns one of the following Anti-Spam scan statuses to messages:

  • Not Spam – the message contains no spam.
  • Spam – the application unambiguously recognizes the message as spam.
  • Probable Spam – the message may contain spam.
  • Blacklisted – the sender's email address or IP address is contained in the black list of addresses.
  • Scan Error – message scanning returned an error.

Based on the results of scanning for viruses, the Anti-Virus engine assigns one of the following Anti-Virus scan statuses to messages:

  • Clean – the object is not infected.
  • Infected – the object is infected; either it cannot be disinfected, or disinfection has not been attempted.
  • Disinfected – the object has been disinfected.
  • Probably Infected  – the object is probably infected with an unknown virus or a new modification of a known virus.
  • Encrypted – the object cannot be scanned because it is encrypted.
  • Scan Error – the object is corrupted or an error occurred during scanning.

Based on the Anti-Phishing scan results, the Anti-Phishing engine assigns one of the following status labels to the message:

  • Not Phishing – the message does not contain phishing URLs, images or text that could trick users into disclosing confidential data to fraudsters, or links to websites with malware.
  • Phishing – the application has found the message to contain images or text that could trick users into disclosing confidential data to fraudsters.
  • Malicious Link – the application has found the message to contain links to websites with malware.
  • Scan Error – message scanning returned an error.

As a result of content filtering, the ScanLogic message scanning control module assigns one of the following content filtering statuses to messages:

  • No Violations – the message does not violate the content filter settings.
  • Banned Attachment Name – the message contains an attachment with a banned name.
  • Banned Attachment Type – the message contains an attachment having a banned file format.
  • Message Size Exceeded – the message exceeds the maximum allowed size.
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