Hi, i'd like to drop/replace HTML attachments/mails which contain active components like javascript/javascript external refs.
<script language="javascript></script>
or
<html><head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://a.b.c.d";></script>
</head></html>
Basically going through all text/html etc parts. I am unshure whether
i'd need to really decode HTML with HTML::Parse or the like to find it
or if simple "regex" matching would be sufficient. Currently i am
dropping this by spamassassin with custom filters using regex.
Has anyone an example for this or experience which HTML perl module
is the most stable?
And while at it. I tried my luck to do this also with PDF with active
content, trying to parse PDF with CAM::PDF (or PDF::API2) to drop
PDFs with active content. So if anyone has suggestions here would
also be nice.
Flo
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