Hello,
        Yes, so far this is the only copy that has come through.  I haven't
heard from any of my clients of them saying the virus has come through.
        I  didn't even think about EZIP.  That didn't catch it either when
it should have, correct?  I'll have to see if I can restore the attachment.
It's still sitting in NAV quarantine.
        Anyway, here's what's listed in my VIRUS.CFG file (truncated):
#
LOGLEVEL        MID
#
SCANFILE  C:\Progra~1\FSI\F-Prot\FPcmd.exe /TYPE /SILENT /NOMEM /ARCHIVE
/DUMB /REPORT=report.txt
VIRUSCODE 3
VIRUSCODE 6
REPORT    Infection:
#
SKIPEXT         GIF
SKIPEXT         TXT
SKIPEXT         JPG
SKIPEXT         MPG
SKIPEXT         PNG
#
BANEXT          scr
BANEXT          pif
BANEXT          exe
BANEXT          com
BANEXT          EZIP
#
BANNAME         photo.zip
BANNAME         private.zip
BANNAME         Wendy.zip
BANNAME         p_usb.zip
BANNAME         Attach.rar
BANNAME         Details.rar
BANNAME         details.rar
BANNAME         Document.rar
BANNAME         Encrypted.rar
BANNAME         first_part.rar
BANNAME         Gift.rar
BANNAME         Info.rar
BANNAME         Information.rar
BANNAME         Message.rar
BANNAME         MoreInfo.rar
BANNAME         pub_document.rar
BANNAME         Readme.rar
BANNAME         Text.rar
BANNAME         text_document.rar
BANNAME         TextDocument.rar 




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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of R. Scott Perry
Sent: Friday, April 23, 2004 9:45 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Declude.Virus] W32.Netsky.Q got through..


>         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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