LNfJX2MFlwrUpu4uJipJksJ6JQnklNgNA0R5sdnF5c8kIqJPML2vWGIITJsIzM1zWRgm P3OanHvllBAvM0DXvgDHnpLzmwfIJCJHVgEtbMeKNMDB2Y+4pCfFDS1SNk4tMiEdjcgW H=mime-version:date:message-id:subject:from:to:content-type īh=GiapFM9Ie1h9ObO0ZnJK9hU3mvtfNKhqOkGm3iLhnig= ī=oQuJ959hlOKTI3hpIMaScfxUWVxVX5hakoF6XC5HD+ZG7Z/KD0LIiJY0Q6Jt8VnTeL If, by some reason, you got some package in the middle, not decrypted from SSL, without the key, the data could be considered as totally lost.ĭear SA, here is the full email as i see it:ĭelivered-To: by 10.60.138.134 with SMTP id qq6csp59048oeb In other words: is there any ways to see the and read the mail messages? Then you could save it in a file and named it as *.eml, and open it in any mail client (MS Outlook Express is good, but Outlook probably not, a very good option is open-source Mozilla Trunderbird) and see what happens. If you could have the whole content of the mail message block, exactly as it arrived (how did you obtain the data, anyway?).

I would be interested to see 'Content-type' headers, maybe 'Content-Transfer-Encoding', 'Content-Disposition'. Header starts from a new line, is separated by ': ' from its value blank space at the beginning of a line means continuation of a header value from a previous line. What you show is not a header I don't know what is that. If somebody told me something like that, I would be confused myself, would ask for clarification. I did not say 'figure out the source of encrypted text'.

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