Go to your room! This is weird. The virus detector is catching it as it says there is no file extension so it assumes the extension to be .exe.
Aha!
The problem here is that they are doing something funky and using 2 different file extensions:12/10/2002 11:03:03 Q1e400d65014a69ab Found file with mismatched extensions [AR.B.S.ARB-AR.B.S.ARB]; assuming .exe
One has a .txt extension, the other has a .text extension. The program he is using to send the E-mail is not working properly, and needs to be fixed. Although the .txt and .text extensions are safe, Outlook has a vulnerability that can cause it to use the "wrong" extension in a case like this, which can cause a virus to slip through undetected (unless it is caught as a vulnerability).Content-Type: text/plain; name="AR.B.S.ARBCA2.FILE06.txt" Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="AR.B.S.ARBCA2.FILE06.TEXT"
Your customer needs to change it so that *both* instances of the filename use the .text extension.
-Scott
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