Hi Kevin. Thanks for your post. I first would like to explain that what you
are seeing is not a false-positive. The address that the emails are coming
from are not a factor in the case of vulnerabilities. Our vulnerability
checking looks for exploits in an email. If it finds one, it will mark
I though I would check my virus logs which I have not done for a while.
It is not working.
See log entry:
05/07/2010 14:06:13.502 qb42e00250010.smd Scanned: Virus Free [MIME: 1
125]
05/07/2010 14:06:18.720 q990400280052.smd Vulnerability flags = 862
05/07/2010 14:06:18.814
We have seen this mostly with manual installs. Error: Could not start AVG
Instance (17) has to do with the DLL. Please contact supp...@declude.com if
you need assistance.
1. Stop decludeproc
2. Download http://interim.declude.com/41048/AVG-DLL.zip
Thanks for your help Linda.
Here are a couple log snippets of the 'uuencoding bad end' Vulnerability
05/06/2010 15:39:30.823 q126c7cd3e05f.smd Vulnerability flags = 65
05/06/2010 15:39:31.854 q126c7cd3e05f.smd 'uuencoding bad end'
vulnerability in line 208152
05/06/2010 15:39:32.166
