Attachments of .zip Xcode projects blocked.

A friend has been trying to send .zip Xcode projects to me, as attachments, to my iCloud email account.
Despite upgrading my storage, they're always blocked, and bounce back to him, forcing him to send them to my gmail account.
I'd like to receive them in my iCloud email.
What needs to be done to stop this blocking?
The files are less than 2MB, often less than 1MB.

Ahah! .... That makes sense pterobyte. I was focused on the ZIP and neglecting to look at what is inside. I have to admit, I haven't given Athe OS X Server's mail scanning tools the respect they deserve. It appears they are doing their job quite well.
I agree, EXE's are something I don't want to allow, but there is situations where we send them to each other internally. This isn't a good practice either, since it is likely better to post the files to an internal Wiki or website or the like, where they can be updated as needed.
Thanks for the help... again.

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The code was developed by someone else, and unfortunately I can't really call him in on this. So if anyone has run into anything like this, I'd appreciate knowing what the causes/remedies might be. Thanks..
Sorry. There is no remedy other than doing it correctly the first time. What you will have to do is rebuild the project from scratch.
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