accordingly!...Maybe set a flag on the email header so that we can all
filter according to our tastes.
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Netscreen, there will be many changes still ahead.
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version of FortiOS now allows you to do PERL
expression matching of any content as well and has a better than rudimentary
antispam engine..still testing that one out though.
Hope that answers your ??'s.
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And finally, opening up a remote access method of any kind will expose your
weak password policy to brute forcing. Multi-factor authentication should be
employed and enforced. Client system certificates, SecurID and Authenex are
some ways to do this multifactor authentication.
Have fun,
- Bryan K. Watson
:-) [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Ok I am a bit late into this game, been caught up doing other work in
office and skipped through the whole Mydoom experience. I am hoping
someone here has a copy of Mydoom A and B. If so, please contact me
off-line.
THANK YOU
You want MyDoom? I just got 5
AV response email is PART OF THE PROBLEM now, not PART OF THE SOLUTION.
Especially with virii spoofing the From field now. It just ends up with
somebody at random getting
the response, which is likely to cause more confusion.
The problem is not just antivirus software...the SMTP RFC states that
Title: Message
Checkpoint NG with Application Intelligence will look
into the stream and block applications like Kazaa. This is their new
productrelease level,and they have radically changed their pricing
and market focus...so don't assume that they are unaffordable. You can
also
beauty, then
M$ will wi$ely go where the customer is demanding. That's business.
- Bryan K. Watson
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MCSE's out there would rather have Windows 2000's mouse have a nicer drop
shadow to it then being able to figure
, they should make the security point and click too.
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Because 9 times out of 10 port 135 is blocked by some sort of firewall,
whilst port 80 is not blocked on a web server.
Not telecommuters on dial-up IP's and Blue-Toothed into the net thru
their Ericsson phones, and surfing from the airport and WIFI cafes of the
world. Most Sysadmins are
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