Sue you must have missed my threads on:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg09448.html
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg09449.html

AV software is only as good as its definitions updates.  I now use Kaspersky,
and it has had at LEAST 4 updates A DAY since I've started using it!
PCcillin since then, has had a TOTAL of only 2 in about a week!

If your AV software can only find malware during a manual scan, it's either
not setup properly for its "real time" virus scanner/monitor, or is no good.
-Clint

God Bless
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://OrpheusComputing.com )

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "scubic"

A virus got through Norton.  For 2 weeks now, I have gotten a message from
someone I don't know, and then a follow-up message from some network admin
saying that the message had been refused as a virus.

Today I decided to investigate.  The virus msg came from china.net.  It
would not let me delete it from my attachment file in Eudora.  The error
message was "access denied".

So, I took the time to run a virus check through Norton.  4 hours
later!....I'm informed by Norton that it found the virus (in the folder
where I already knew it was).  In Norton, I had the option of quarantining
and then deleting the virus.

The virus had 2 identifiers--Delivery.system.com and Download.Trojan.

I have Norton automatic updates, and when I manually checked for updates
before I started the scan, it told me my updates were complete.  So, why
did this virus get through, and why couldn't I just delete the file?

I'm not really "afraid" of these things, as I do know workarounds to get
rid of them, and know better than to execute them.  However, I do not want
to have to run a full virus scan (taking 4 hours) in order to be able to
delete them!

Sue
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