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Originally Posted by nowonmai
Not really. I suppose you could enforce a policy whereby the encrypted item had a specific mime type assigned. You could then configure the MTA to reject all other mime types on outgoing messages.
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Thanks for your reply.
I am still new to this security world.
Using gpg with ubuntu, encrypted files are in gpg extension have the MIME:
PGP/MIME-encrypted message header (application/pgp-encrypted)
is this what you mean?
I google for MTA, it appears to be the main part of the mail server. But I do not have any, I host my mail remotely.
Can a firewall be configured to filter-out other MIME attachments?
Thanks for your time.