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This schema was originally developed by The MITRE Corporation. The CybOX XML Schema implementation is maintained by The MITRE Corporation and developed by the open CybOX Community. For more information, including how to get involved in the effort and how to submit change requests, please visit the CybOX website at http://cybox.mitre.org.
Email_Message_Object
2.1
01/22/2014
The following specifies the fields and types that compose this defined CybOX Object type. Each defined object is an extension of the abstract ObjectPropertiesType, defined in CybOX Common. For more information on this extension mechanism, please see the CybOX Specification. This document is intended for developers and assumes some familiarity with XML.
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The Email_Message object is intended to characterize an individual email message.
The EmailMessageObjectType type is intended to characterize an individual email message.
The Header field specifies a variety of common headers that may be included in the email message.
The Email_Server field is optional and specifies the relevant email server.
The Raw_Body field specifies the complete (raw) body of the email message.
The Raw_Header field specifies the complete (raw) headers of the email message.
The Attachments field specifies any files that were attached to the email message. It imports and uses the CybOX FileObjectType from the File_Object to do so.
The Links field specifies any URL links contained within the email message. It imports and uses the CybOX LinkObjectType from the Link_Object to do so.
The AttachmenstType captures a list of attachments for an email message.
The File field specifies a file that was attached to the email message, via a reference to an Object included elsewhere in the document.
The EmailHeaderType captures a representation of a standard email header.
The Received_Lines field specifies one or more 'Received' lines that may be included in the email header.
The To field specifies the email addresses of the recipients of the email message.
The CC field specifies the email addresses of any recipients that were included in the carbon copy header of the email message.
The BCC field specifies the email addresses of any recipients that were included in the blind carbon copy header of the email message.
The From field specifies the email address of the sender of the email message.
The Subject field specifies the subject (a brief summary of the message topic) of the email message.
The In_Reply_To field specifies the message ID of the message that this email is a reply to.
The Date field specifies the date/time that the email message was sent.
The Message_ID field specifies the automatically generated ID of the email message.
The Sender field specifies the email address of the sender who is acting on behalf of the author listed in the From: field.
The Reply_To field specifies the email address that should be used when replying to the email message.
The Errors_To field specifies the entry in the (deprecated) errors_to header of the email message.
The Boundary field specifies a boundary tag that may be included in a MIME multipart message. This boundary tag is used to indicate the parts of a multipart message.
The Content-Type field specifies the internet media, or MIME, type of the email message content.
The MIME-Version field specifies the version of the MIME formatting used in the email message.
The Precedence field specifies the (non-standard) priority value of the message, which can influence transmission speed and delivery. Use of this field is typically discouraged, as per IETF RFC2076 (http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2076.html).
The User-Agent field specifies the identity of the email user agent software that may have been used to send the email message.
The X-Mailer field specifies the software used to send the email message. This field is non-standard.
The X-Originating-IP field specifies the originating IP Address of the email sender, in terms of their connection to the mail server used to send the email message. This field is non-standard.
The X-Priority field specifies the numerical priority of the email message. This is a non-standard field, but typically a value of '1' is considered the highest priority, '3' is normal, and '5' is the lowest priority.
The EmailRecipientsType captures a list of recipients for an email message.
The Recipient field represents a single recipient for an email message.
The LinksType captures a list of URIs, representing the links contained in the message.
The Link field specifies a single URL link contained within the email message, via a reference to an Object included elsewhere in the document.
The EmailReceivedLineType captures a single 'Received' line in an email message header.
The From field captures the 'from' portion of the Received line, if applicable.
The By field captures the 'by' portion of the Received line, if applicable.
The Via field captures the 'via' portion of the Received line, if applicable.
The With field captures the 'with' portion of the Received line, if applicable.
The For field captures the 'for' portion of the Received line, if applicable.
The ID field captures the 'id' portion of the Received line, if applicable.
The Timestamp field captures the timestamp portion of the Received line, if applicable.
The EmailReceivedLineListType captures a list of 'Received' lines in an email message header.
The Received field captures a single Received line in the list.
The AttachmentReferenceType specifies a reference to an Object defined elsewhere in the document which characterizes an attachment included in the email message.
The object_reference field specifies a reference to an file-oriented (i.e., the File Object or one its derivations such as the Windows File Object) Object defined elsewhere in the document, via its id.
The LinkReferenceType specifies a reference to a URI Object defined elsewhere in the document which characterizes a hyperlink embedded in the body of the email message.
The object_reference field specifies a reference to a URI Object defined elsewhere in the document, via its id.