## REGULAR EXPRESSION DECLARATIONS SECTION
# This section begins with the keyword _define_regular_expressions  and it
# can appear anywhere in the configuration file provided that it is placed before
# group definitions.
# Here you can define all the regular expressions you will use for content
# filtering feature.
# Syntax:
#	variable = string
#	or
#	variable = regexp
#
# Ex:
# for_subject_filter = I love you

# some information about regular expressions can be found on the regexp man page
# the expressions are not case sensitive

# Match the string "I love you" in the e-mail subject.
#subj_regexp = (I love you)

# Catch e-mails containing company secrets.
#body_string = secret

# Some possible infected files:
#regexp_attachment = .*\.exe
#file_regexp = .*\.((vbs)|(vbe)|(js)|(exe)|(com)|(pif)|(lnk)|(scr)|(bat)|(shs)|(sh))
# Catch image files:
#img_regexp = .*\.((jpg)|(jpeg)|(gif)|(tiff)|(png)|(bmp)|(ico)|(wmf))

# the body of some well known viruses (Hybris, Sircam, Klez)
body_wn_string = Snowhite was turning 18

# catch confidential data in mail body 
#catch_confidential = wage|salary|balance sheet|competition study

# the filename of some well known viruses (Nimbda, Aliz, Anset)
file_wn_regexp = (readme.exe)|(whatever.exe)|(ants3set.exe)
