Some of our customers today received messages containing a (encrypted?) zip file with no files inside. The body contains something like "Password: 12345"
As it doesn't contain any viral code it's not so problematic, but it creates a lot of doubt's on customer side if our mailboxes are realy protected.
Unfortunately, there is little that can be done about attachments that appear to be viruses but are not. That's something that filters in Declude JunkMail would probably handle best.
-Scott
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