args:
- default: true
  description: Entry ID with the Email as a file in msg or eml format
  name: entryid
  required: true
- auto: PREDEFINED
  defaultValue: "false"
  description: Will parse only the headers and return headers table
  name: parse_only_headers
  predefined:
  - "true"
  - "false"
- defaultValue: "3"
  description: How many levels deep we should parse the attached emails (e.g. email contains an emails contains an email). Default depth level is 3. Minimum level is 1, if set to 1 the script will parse only the first level email
  name: max_depth
- name: forced_encoding
  description: Use only the force encoding when parsing the message, e.g 'iso-2022-jp'. Relevant to msg files only.
- auto: PREDEFINED
  defaultValue: "All files"
  description: In case of nested email files (for instance, an EML file inside an EML file), determines which of the email files to return as an output.
  name: nesting_level_to_return
  predefined:
  - "All files"
  - "Outer file"
  - "Inner file"
- name: default_encoding
  description: Use only the default encoding when parsing the message with the detected encoding fails, e.g 'utf-8'. Relevant to msg files only.
comment: Deprecated. Use ParseEmailFilesV2 instead." Parse an email from an eml or msg file and populate all relevant context data to investigate the email. Also extracts inner attachments and returns them to the war room. The incident labels themselves are preserved and not modified - only the "Label/x" context items that originated from the labels, and the best practice is to rely on these for the remainder of the playbook.
commonfields:
  id: ParseEmailFiles
  version: -1
deprecated: true
enabled: true
name: ParseEmailFiles
outputs:
- contextPath: Email.To
  description: This shows to whom the message was addressed, but may not contain the recipient's address.
  type: string
- contextPath: Email.CC
  description: Email 'cc' addresses
  type: string
- contextPath: Email.From
  description: This displays who the message is from, however, this can be easily forged and can be the least reliable.
  type: string
- contextPath: Email.Subject
  description: Email subject
  type: string
- contextPath: Email.HTML
  description: Email 'html' body if exists
  type: string
- contextPath: Email.Text
  description: Email 'text' body if exists
  type: string
- contextPath: Email.Depth
  description: The depth of the email. Depth=0 for the first level email. If email1 contains email2 contains email3. Then email1 depth is 0, email2 depth is 1, email3 depth is 2
  type: number
- contextPath: Email.Headers
  description: Deprecated - use Email.HeadersMap output instead. The full email headers as a single string
  type: string
- contextPath: Email.HeadersMap
  description: The full email headers json
  type: Unknown
- contextPath: Email.HeadersMap.From
  description: This displays who the message is from, however, this can be easily forged and can be the least reliable.
  type: Unknown
- contextPath: Email.HeadersMap.To
  description: This shows to whom the message was addressed, but may not contain the recipient's address.
  type: Unknown
- contextPath: Email.HeadersMap.Subject
  description: Email subject
  type: String
- contextPath: Email.HeadersMap.Date
  description: The date and time the email message was composed
  type: Unknown
- contextPath: Email.HeadersMap.CC
  description: Email 'cc' addresses
  type: Unknown
- contextPath: Email.HeadersMap.Reply-To
  description: The email address for return mail
  type: String
- contextPath: Email.HeadersMap.Received
  description: List of all the servers/computers through which the message traveled
  type: String
- contextPath: Email.HeadersMap.Message-ID
  description: A unique string assigned by the mail system when the message is first created. These can easily be forged. (e.g. 5c530c1b.1c69fb81.bd826.0eff@mx.google.com)
  type: String
- contextPath: Email.AttachmentsData.Name
  description: The name of the attachment
  type: String
- contextPath: Email.AttachmentsData.Content-ID
  description: The content-id of the attachment
  type: String
- contextPath: Email.AttachmentsData.Content-Disposition
  description: The content-disposition of the attachment
  type: String
- contextPath: Email.AttachmentsData.FilePath
  description: The location of the attachment, on the XSOAR server
  type: String
- contextPath: Email.AttachmentNames
  description: The list of attachment names in the email
  type: string
- contextPath: Email.Format
  description: The format of the email if available
  type: string
runas: DBotWeakRole
script: ''
scripttarget: 0
subtype: python2
tags:
- email
- phishing
- enhancement
- file
type: python
fromversion: 5.0.0
tests:
- ParseEmailFiles-test
dockerimage: demisto/python:2.7.18.27799