Except you're alerting users that the mail contained a virus without allowing a loop of mail wasting bandwidth ( for faked from addresses ). If you do nothing, you're not helping the end user ( if it is a real user ). If you send a bounce, you're holding yourself up as a victim for looping mail, etc. :-) It's just my opinion of course.Ah, so you don't even get the bandwidth benefit, because your tool can't handle streaming detection. So, what benefits are you actually getting at all? It's not like you're optimising and simplifying for the common case. :-)
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