I'm using a scrubber system that cleans mail before forwarding to mail
servers. This usually does the job. Even with the scrubber and recent
virus scanners (updated weekly) on servers and workstations, the goner
and 7 dwarfs payloads got through to internal targets.

Fortunately, I got to them before the other users and determined the
threat.

This prompted an all hands email warning of the issue. Unfortunately,
not everyone paid attention to my email and it got loose.

One can only do so much.

Remember, educating users goes a very long way to keeping things secure!

Danny

-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen Bradley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 9:56 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Cox, Danny H.
Subject: RE: DHCP not working


although not perfect, using procmail and sanitizer on sendmail and
a cheap pc running linux certainly helps slow them down.

you have to make an effort to open or run anything and hopefully
your virus software will catch it at that time.

works for us.

steve


>>> "Cox, Danny H." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/06/01 12:02PM >>>
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Be advised that several members are sending messages to the group that
have 2 new virus attached.

Goner.scr (don't remember actual sig. name), W32/Hybris.gen@MM (in sexy
virgin.scr), and I have seen W32/Aliz in a "whatever.exe" file.

The latest version of McAfee (released last night) will ident them. The
one from 12/04 will not.

Sorry for the bad news.

I'm just glad it was not me that sent them!

Danny H. Cox

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Could this be why?


These two networks are sub-netted  255.255.255.128

NAT: bActiveTunnelCreate() failed UDP
[10.36.122.45/138]->[10.36.160.1/559]->[10.36.160.23/138].




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