Class SensitiveContentRule
- Namespace
- MailFathom.Application.SensitiveContent
- Assembly
- MailFathom.Application.dll
One detection rule inside a category, which is the finest thing an operator can name.
public sealed record SensitiveContentRule : IEquatable<SensitiveContentRule>- Inheritance
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SensitiveContentRule
- Implements
- Inherited Members
Remarks
A rule is always carried with the category it belongs to, because the same rule name may exist under two categories and a suppression that named only the rule would silence both. Carrying the pair is also what makes a suppression unable to switch a category on: it names something inside a category rather than the category itself.
A rule is never the unit a scanner is configured by. It exists so a single entry of a corpus that misfires on one deployment's mail can be silenced without that deployment giving up the category around it.
Properties
- Category
Gets the category this rule belongs to.
- Name
Gets the rule's name, as the scanner that declares it spells it.
Methods
- Create(SensitiveContentCategory, string)
Creates a rule from a declared or configured name inside a category.
- HasName(string)
Reports whether a configured name is this rule's, ignoring how it was capitalized.
- ToString()
Returns a string that represents the current object.