It looks like the newest update(few minutes ago) from norton/symantec does the trick too, both on the Imail side and client side... From the test encrypted zip I had from earlier this morning.
Again <sigh>, that's a static .ZIP it is catching (such as Bagle.F); no AV program is yet (or is expected to be able to) catching dynamic encoded .ZIP files.
I hate to keep repeating this, but about a dozen people have incorrectly claimed or suggested otherwise. If your AV program blocks the eicardynamicencodedzip file from the Test Virus Sender at http://www.declude.com/tools , that's a different story. :) But unless that happens, don't assume that you are catching all Bagle.J's.
-Scott
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