#!/usr/bin/perl

use File::Scan;
use File::Find::Rule;
use MIME::Parser;
use strict;

# Make sure we have an output directory...

    mkdir('/tmp/radioactive') unless ( -d '/tmp/radioactive' );
    mkdir("/tmp/radioactive/$$") unless ( -d "/tmp/radioactive/$$" );
    `rm -Rf /tmp/radioactive/$$/*`;

# Read in the message

    my $parser = new MIME::Parser;
    $parser->output_under("/tmp/radioactive/$$");
    $parser->parse( \*STDIN ) or die "Failed to parse message!";

# Grab all files...

    my @files = File::Find::Rule->file()
        ->in( "/tmp/radioactive/$$/" );

    for my $filename (@files) {

        my $nice_filename = $filename;
        $nice_filename =~ s!.+/!!;

        print "Scanning $nice_filename...\n";

        my $scanner = File::Scan->new();
        my $vname = $scanner->scan( $filename );

        print "\tFOUND: $vname\n" if $vname;

    }

# Cleanup

    END { `rm -Rf /tmp/radioactive/$$`  }

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