Actually that message was very useful to me. It gave me early warning about the virus 
by showing that it leaked through our email anti-virus and the code gave me  some 
strings to scan for on our IDS.
  As a security professional, I never execute anything I get in email, but I do 
examine it with text only tools to look for problems. Don't you

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I have to say that it is a pretty sad state of affairs when a mailing
list that is dedicated to IT security issues falls foul of this type of
problem. 

Is there any need to allow attachments on this forum? 

I assume that there is some form of content analysis performed on the
traffic through this list.....?

I would assume that most people on this list have some form of content
analyser implemented on their mail gateway. I would further assume that
if you were not covered when the first VBS was distributed then you were
pretty soon afterwards ( weren't you? ). This is the responsible thing
to do. I am sure that the guys who run this list would think so too. 

I know that this list is run (pretty smoothly) as a free service to us
and the relevant T&Cs are in place, but people have been put on RBL for
less. Is there a cheep and simple method you guys could implement by
which attachments could be prohibited on this list?

Cheers,Liam. 









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> Sent:         12 February 2001 20:55
> To:   'Gary Rollie'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> That last post to here was a nasty little replicator script.  Looks
> like
> it's just hitting the global address list so far on the exchange
> server.
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