During the past few weeks, virus writers have come up with at least 6 new
tricks to get their viruses past mailserver virus scanners. They started
by spreading in .ZIP files, then moved to static encrypted .ZIP files, then
moved to dynamic encrypted .ZIP files, then started using pictures to
Thanks again for staying on top of this stuff, Scott.
Good job.
Sam
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Thank you, Scott. Appreciate it.
Downloaded it to \IMail and ran it once, then stopped and started the SMTP
service. That's all that's needed, correct?
Thanks again, and once again I'm grateful for this list.
D.l
At 06:36 AM 3/18/2004, you wrote:
During the past few weeks, virus writers have
Downloaded it to \IMail and ran it once, then stopped and started the SMTP
service. That's all that's needed, correct?
That will do it. :)
-Scott
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... and ran it once,...
Is that necessary? I just dropped the new one in.
Dan Horne, CCNA
Web Services Administrator
TAIS Web
Wilcox World Travel Tours
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Is that necessary? I just dropped the new one in.
All you need to do is replace the \IMail\Declude.exe file with the new
one. Nothing else is necessary (although doing other things, such as
running it manually or stopping/restarting services won't hurt).
