I just got a copy of the inevitable: An e-mail with the zip password placed in an image. Two files attached, the first file was a gif but the zip file was empty and not actually encrypted so it made it to my desktop mail client since it apparently wasn't a viable infected file.
I assume this would have been stopped if BANEXT EZIP was used and it WAS actually encrypted?
That is correct. Since the .ZIP file was empty, it sounds like the virus was either removed by the previous SMTP server, or the virus didn't send itself correctly.
-Scott
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