>The majority of the viruses caught by our Declude system (>75%) show up as
>"Outlook CR vulnerability". Looking at these messages manually, not a
>single one actually contains a virus
That's correct. There aren't any viruses known yet that take advantage of
this vulnerability. However, there isn't any mail yet that has a
legitimate use to send a CR within the headers.
It's kind of like getting a package in the mail marked "Dangerous" with no
idea who sent it. Although the label on it doesn't mean that it is
dangerous, do you really want to take a chance?
>Is there a way to disable this check within Declude?
Yes, by using the "BANCRVIRUSES OFF" setting. But note that if you use
that option, there is a known way for viruses to bypass your virus
protection (if you have any Outlook users).
-Scott
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