Hey guys,
I recently bought a number of licenses for fprot. I can't log in using my
customer number. Have any of you experienced this before. I know this
isn't really the forum, but it seems as though a number of you have fprot.
Thanks in advance,
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Geoff Myers
Information Systems
We've caught 14 Nimda's sent to 3 domains. All occurred on the 19th or
20th. I think only 3 senders were involved.
Win2k->declude->Network Associates(same as mcaffe)
Terry
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We use F-Prot and we're the same, lots of SirCam and W32Magistr but
never a Nimda.
Aaron.
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From: "Jim Cochran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 3:27 AM
Subject: [Declude.Virus] Is anyone catching Nimda with McAfee
> Hello
We have caught one copy, so we know that it is working if you have the correct
definition files. I don't think that the primary propagation for Nimda is via
email.
Herb
Billy Kimble wrote:
> We are using F-Prot with the latest virus definitions, and our situation is
> similar. We catch dozens
We are using F-Prot with the latest virus definitions, and our situation is
similar. We catch dozens of Magistr and Sircam and Kaks a day, but I have
yet to see any instances of Declude catching Nimda .. what is up with that? :)
BK
At 08:01 PM 9/24/01 +0200, you wrote:
> >I am using Declude on
>I am using Declude on our IMail server and have the latest DAT file from
>McAfee. We catch 100's of SirCam and W32Magistr but still haven't caught a
>single instance of Nimda. We just got our network cleaned up. Is anyone
>having any luck with McAfee. Should I consider switching to FProt.
We
>I am using Declude on our IMail server and have the latest DAT file from
>McAfee. We catch 100's of SirCam and W32Magistr but still haven't caught a
>single instance of Nimda. We just got our network cleaned up. Is anyone
>having any luck with McAfee. Should I consider switching to FProt.
It s
We got hit by Nimda last week too and now have our server and workstations
cleaned up from it. We have the latest definitions (Inoculan) and have been
able to actively scan for viruses but have not seen any reports of Nimda
coming in through Declude. When we were hit it toasted our *.eml files f
Hello all,
I am using Declude on our IMail server and have the latest DAT file from
McAfee. We catch 100's of SirCam and W32Magistr but still haven't caught a
single instance of Nimda. We just got our network cleaned up. Is anyone
having any luck with McAfee. Should I consider switching to FProt.
No.
The F-Secure product licenses the f-prot engine from Frisk, the result is the
"command line" scanner in both is the same. F-Secure actually uses both the
F-Prot and Kaspersky engines in the Windows version.
Jerry
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From: "Jim Jones, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Hello,
We're running Innoculan V4.00 and IMail 7.00. So far no problems. We're
very happy with the results.
- Rodney Bertsch
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>What is the relation between www.frisk.is and http://www.datafellows.com/ ?
>
>They both have a product called f-prot and their dos version is 3.10c. As
>far as I can tell, they are the same product Are they the same company?
If I understand correctly, Frisk develops F-Prot and licenses th
Hi all,
I'm new to the list,
I would like to ask if somebody is using declude-virus with CA-InoculateIT
Enterprise v. 4.53 and Imail server 7.0x
and if there are any known problem.
Thanks in advance for your time,
Best Regards.
Bruno Cominotti
ASI SpA
Mantova - ITALY
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What is the relation between www.frisk.is and http://www.datafellows.com/ ?
They both have a product called f-prot and their dos version is 3.10c. As
far as I can tell, they are the same product Are they the same company?
Thanks,
Jim
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