There's a pretty long list of file types that Outlook blocks. The recipient can ask the sender to re-send the blocked attachment inside a ZIP file or with a different extension (like .txt or .pdf). You can also climb into the registry editor to access a blocked attachment:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\[version]\Outlook\Security
Make a string named "Level1Remove" containing the extensions to unblock (e.g. ".exe;.bat").
Credit(?) to Microsoft.
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