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I would much rather prefer to filter vulnerabilities with JunkMail.
This stuff scares me. I've got to turn it off. Scott, isn't this somewhat the equivalent of a virus scanner going after Zap The Dingbat??? There's no virus there, just a suspicious pattern which could be used to pack in a virus. Maybe the better approach would be to not only look for the vulnerability, but also the exploit? Matt Markus Gufler wrote: We hold messages failing the vulnerability tests. Our local customer receives an alert containing a link where he can requeue the hold message. The remote user receives an alert that the message was blocked temporaly because the message was formated in a manner like Mail-worms will do.Unfortunately there is out IncrediMail (www.incredimail.com) a real "incredible" eMail client: In short it's the complete oposite of Pine, Mutt or Elm. Practicaly the Disney edition of e-mail software. As I've seen such type of software usually is used by "very professional and expert" people. ;-) The problem: It looks like IncrediMail has introduced many new and very very important email features like colored backgrounds, emoticons, animations, ... but is not able to create a proper simple email. Question: Are vulnerabilities like "Blank folding" non-RFC conform formats or is this simply a "suspiciuos" string? Means: It's a problem of MS sharing Software that has so much bugs, or it's a problem of Incredimail not being able to create a proper email? Markus -- ===================================================== MailPure custom filters for Declude JunkMail Pro. http://www.mailpure.com/software/ ===================================================== |
