RE: [Declude.Virus] pif file got through

2004-05-10 Thread Dan Horne
No, -diag shows Standard (see first post for -diag output).

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 Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 12:31 PM
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 While going through the SPAM hold, I found a message that had a .pif file
 attached.  We are banning .pif files with Declude Virus.  Below are the
 necessary snippets, and I sent the zipped SMD files to the virus email
 address.  Luckily this message got caught by JunkMail.
 
 Are you running Declude Virus Lite?  The BANEXT option does not work with
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RE: [Declude.Virus] pif file got through

2004-05-10 Thread R. Scott Perry

No, -diag shows Standard (see first post for -diag output).
In that case, would it be possible to send the D1266200a01083fb8.SMD file 
to our virustrap@ address, so we can run some tests on it here?

   -Scott
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RE: [Declude.Virus] pif file got through

2004-05-10 Thread Dan Horne
I already did (I zipped up both the d and q file into a file called
hold.zip and sent it to the virustrap addy before my first post to the
list)

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 Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 1:26 PM
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 Subject: RE: [Declude.Virus] pif file got through
 
 
 No, -diag shows Standard (see first post for -diag output).
 
 In that case, would it be possible to send the D1266200a01083fb8.SMD file
 to our virustrap@ address, so we can run some tests on it here?
 
 -Scott
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RE: [Declude.Virus] pif file got through

2004-05-10 Thread Dan Horne
Not sure if that was what happened, but I went ahead and sent it via my
yahoo account, so look for it (texastoast78 is my yahoo email).

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 -Original Message-
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 I already did (I zipped up both the d and q file into a file called
 hold.zip and sent it to the virustrap addy before my first post to the
 list)
 
 We don't have a record of that E-mail coming in.  Was it caught going out
 on your end?
 
 -Scott
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RE: [Declude.Virus] pif file got through

2004-05-10 Thread R. Scott Perry

Not sure if that was what happened, but I went ahead and sent it via my
yahoo account, so look for it (texastoast78 is my yahoo email).
It came through.  There are two reasons why it was not caught.

The real reason why it was not caught is that it did not contain any 
attachments.  Specifically, the entire E-mail (including what was 
originally designed to be a .PIF file) was one text MIME segment (that a 
mail client should not be able save as an attachment).

The .SMD file, however, was caught here by F-Prot as a damaged version of 
Netsky.D.  So that explains why it was caught in the outgoing E-mail.

   -Scott
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