Counter question: What do have the following in common: 1. tricking a user into clicking a link that takes him to a virus, and 2. tricking a user into clicking a link that takes him to a web page that tricks him into clicking on a link that takes him to the virus?
Answer: It's not ClamAV's responsibility to protect the user from immediate threats that are outside of its sphere of action.
And a password protected zipped virus could be considered outside ClamAV's sphere too. We should not block those because it would be the job of the unzip program to protect the user, right?
Oh wait! Don't catch doc macro viruses because that is MSWord's job to protect the user.
I think your slope is just as slippery as mine :)
-- Dennis Skinner Systems Administrator BlueFrog Internet http://www.bluefrog.com
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