Hi all,

Are there any implementions of XMPP that consider Malware filtering
such as SPIM, Phishing, Worms and so forth?

Is it possible to send malware payloads via IM messaging?

I presume XML makes it harder, can't HTML be also embedded in XMPP
messages and thus perhaps typical HTTP-based scripting trojans could
then be sent?

Can content filters like that of Openfire's plugin be used to filter
out phishing attempts such as blocking "www.paypa1.com" where "l" is
replaced with a "1".

Perhaps content filtering could also be used to inspect the XMPP
stanza for known worms.

Is Malware more of a problem with inband or outband (file transfer)
XMPP messaging?


regards,
Paddy.

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