>In addition, have any imail servers been compromised by this virus from the
>web side (not the local network crossinfecting) when running imail on port
>80? In other words, is IMail vulnerable to attack in the same manner as
>IIS?
No, IMail is not vulnerable to those attacks. In order for the virus to
get onto an IMail server via the IMail web server, the virus author would
need to find a security hole (if there are any) and then take advantage of
it -- which would likely require more work than the potential reward.
As you point out, there are other methods in which the IMail server could
get infected (such as local network crossinfecting, JavaScript if you
connect to other web sites from that server, or by opening attachments on
the IMail server itself).
-Scott
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