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It's a game of "catch me if you can". Mytob has been change frequently (often several times per day) and then sent (seeded) to 000's of addresses, before the AV companies have a chance to react. (I've been getting a few reports each week on these.) It makes for about a 1 day window on many of these. For details see http://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_134084.htm Your AV program should be catching this one soon. (McAfee calls it W32/[EMAIL PROTECTED] . DAT 4506, due out in the next couple of hours, should stop it.) While I expect some good Declude blocking suggestion based on Subject line, File name, Sender, etc. the next version of this pest is as much a target and it's hard to guess what that will look like. Greg Little Kevin Shimwell wrote:
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