[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


I don't have any real expectation that Clam would be able to
recognize this in its JS-hta-wrapped form, now that I understand
it -- but I am interested in the idea that anyone can repackage an
existing Trojan in this way and slip by most scanners.

-royce



I have to disagree with "most" here - MimeDefang's default filter includes hta in its list of bad extensions.



I should have been more explicit -- s/scanners/virus scanners/g.  David's
comment about the uber-polymorphs certainly applies, though. :)

-royce
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