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About the Social Security Numbers Lexicon
The Social Security Numbers lexicon is a predefined filter that finds U.S. social
security numbers in email messages. The following table describes how the
lexicon works:
Lexicon pattern
matching
This lexicon matches sequences of 9 digits. The digits
in a valid sequence can be separated by spaces,
dashes, or periods. The following are examples of the
patterns this lexicon matches:
nnn-nn-nnnn
nnn nn nnnn
nnn.nn.nnnn
nnn-nn nnnn
The lexicon does not match different separators within
the group of digits. The following are examples of
patterns this lexicon does not match:
nnn-nn.nnnn
nnn.nn-nnnn
The lexicon does match a series of numbers followed
by a period. The following are examples of patterns
this lexicon does match:
nnn-nn-nnnn.
nnn.nn.nnnn.
The lexicon does not match a series of numbers
preceded by a period. The following are examples of
patterns this lexicon does not match:
.nnn-nn-nnnn
.nnn.nn.nnnn
The lexicon does not match a series of numbers
followed by a dash (-). The following are examples of
patterns this lexicon does not match:
nnn-nn-nnnn-
nnn.nn.nnnn-
The lexicon matches sequences of 9 digits that don’t
contain spaces or punctuation (in the pattern
nnnnnnnn
), if they occur within 4 words in the same
message as the text
ssn
or
ss#
or
social security
.
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