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What does the {Disarmed?} tag mean?

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The {Disarmed} tag is added specifically by our MailScanner service which is employed in all our shared servers. When MailScanner has detected potentially dangerous HTML content in an email, it tags the email to be flagged as potentially dangerous.

There are no user serviceable settings for this feature.

If you feel this is a false positive, please send us an email at [email protected] including the email body/content for analysis.

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