@ FWF
The iframe in an email prompts a suspect alert (basically what standeb reported), differs from an iframe exploit alert by the web shield. The alert was just reporting the presence of the iframe tag which could be dangerous.
I have just received an E-Mail from Epson UK that IFrame tag as been found and can be dangerous.
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I note that he questions asked were not answered except for the explation you gave. Could you or anyone address the query?
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@ standeb
The question was answered, the third paragraph explains what you have to do to allow email from Epson UK that have iframe tags in the email (assuming you trust the source) to add the remote source to the Permitted URLs.
If you know the remote address/url that the imported data is coming from (and you trust it) you can add that to the permitted URLs in the Heuristics section of the Internet Mail provider.
You need to a) allow the email through (don't have your email on preview messages), b) right click on the message, select Properties, Message Source (I'm using OE6 as an example of it as that is what I use), c) look for the <iframe> tag and there should be a source URL, you need to copy that.
Internet Mail, Customize, Heuristics, Permitted URLs and paste the domain that you copied.