Attach rar file in the mail

My company IronPort has limited outgoing mail attachment size to 13MB. Recently, I found that when I send a mail attached with a rar file (10MB), the IronPort has detected the message size is over 13MB. Actually, the message body contains few words and the attachment size is around 10MB.
I don't understand why when I attach a rar file in the mail. the mail size will be increased around 33%. I also tried sending rar in yahoo mail and got the same results. Do anybody know the reason??

How can I also strip the attachment if the executable is compressed (.zip or .rar)?
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The full explanation is in the "Policy Enforcement" chapter of the Advanced User Guide.

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message.setText(msg_txt);Don't do this. You want a multipart message. You want the msg_txt
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