>At the same time, a virus starts spreading by way of that company.
>
>You look at the directory and say, well, these are all legitimate.
But, you won't say these are legitimate. You should be able to recognize
that those 300 E-mails are viruses. If not, well, you should just let
Declude Virus run before Declude JunkMail.
The real problem is with *legitimate* E-mail that has a virus in it, but
that only accounts for a small percentage of viruses (and, in most cases,
they are easily detectable -- you'll see Kak.worm when looking at an E-mail
in Notepad, for example).
-Scott
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