I've noticed that Virusscan does a better job of catching viruses in the .ezip than
F-Prot.
In my smaller world here, there will be 2-5 times a day .ezip viruses a day that
VirusScan catches that F-Prot does not.
Scott Fisher
Director of IT
Farm Progress Companies
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/23/04 08:45AM >>>
> This morning when receiving message from our spam account (I hold
>everything instead of deleting then review), I received a message and
>attachment that Norton AV on my local machine caught as a Netsky.Q virus.
>This would have been delivered to the client had it not failed the spam
>tests.
> I'm running Declude v1.79 and F-Prot 3.14e with latest defs. Anyone
>else seeing Netsky.Q's getting through? Luckily I haven't seen anymore come
>through, but if you look at the virus logs, it sees it as virus free. UGH!
>Wish I could have caught it on my Linux VM so I could continue sending the
>message to the server to see when it finally catches it.
Are other copies of Netsky.Q getting caught? Do you have a line "BANEXT
EZIP" in your virus.cfg file?
-Scott
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