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John,
You make a good point. But let me say
that I do have Banext scr in the config file. So that add to the
question why did the message go through,
Lenny
Bauman
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Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 8:38
PM
Subject: RE: [Declude.Virus] Lentin virus
passing Declude and f-prot but caught by local f-prot but caught by local
f-prot
> > I have a customer that is
infected with the
> > <mailto:w32/Lentin.H@mm>w32/Lentin.H@mm
virus. He is sending messages
> to
> > my Billing manger
and they are going through. I should point out at
this
> >
time that to message does not set off f-prot on her computer. She
has
> > forwaeded the message to me as an attchment. As soon as
I open the
> > message that is attched it sets off my f-prot.
The message still opens
> > and I can see the attchment of
*.scr. I have saved the attched file and
> > sent it to my
billing mangers e-mail address and declude and f-prot stop
> > it at
the imail server. I don't understand why the message get through
>
> when it is sent from the infected computer but is caught when I
send
> > it. I would all so thing that the message shoulf be
stop when it is
> > forwarded as an attachment to me. I
still have the forwarded email if
> > you want to see it or if you
think I should send it to f-prot. I am
> >
lost as to why this is happening and am looking for a good answer.
This
is also makes one more point for blocking harmful attachments, such
as
screen savers, which are really programs.
John Tolmachoff MCSE,
CSSA
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft, Inc.
Fullerton,
CA 92835
www.reliancesoft.com
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