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DLP (Data Loss Prevention) agent sensors are generally unable to read inside compressed files and binary files. DLP agents are designed to monitor and inspect data in various forms, such as text documents, emails, web pages, and other readable formats. However, when it comes to compressed files (e.g., ZIP, RAR) and binary files (e.g., executables, multimedia files), the content is typically in a format that is not easily readable or interpretable by DLP agents.
Compressed files contain data that is compressed and packaged together, requiring extraction before the contents can be accessed. DLP agents typically do not have the capability to perform real-time extraction and analysis of the content inside compressed files.
Similarly, binary files are composed of non-textual data and often have a specific file format associated with them. DLP agents primarily focus on monitoring and analyzing text-based content and may not be able to effectively interpret or inspect the internal structure of binary files.
To mitigate these limitations, additional techniques or tools specifically designed for handling compressed files and binary files may be required to perform content analysis and data loss prevention in such cases.
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