Happy Easter to everyone. I can personally recommend AVG AntiVirus from Grisoft. It's free for personal use and compared with my mates Norton Installation, it actually seems to be more secure.
Saturday, April 10, 2004, 11:58:09 AM, you wrote: LCD> Edwin Blink wrote: >>----- Original Message ----- >> >>From: "Nev Young" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> >> >>>I confirm the file contains the W32/Bagle.genlpwdzip virus. >>> >>>Not that any one on this list would be so stoopid as to actually open >>>it! >>> >>> >> >>This is what my providers email scanner said: >> >>X-AtHome-MailScanner: Found to be clean >> >>But it certainly is not ! I extracted the contents: gdbyygtd.scr and ran >>Mcafees online >>freescan It did not see the zip file as a virus risk But the extracted >>contents as: >> >>W32/[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >>The file has a folder icon. To let you think is a folder and double click >>it and >>No I did not open or double click it. >> >>Edwin >> >> >> LCD> The cheaper virus scanners cannot handle password protected zip's, but LCD> Norton scans the message LCD> for zip password. So the way to fool Norton is to send password LCD> protected zip and point to a password LCD> on a external site. But which baka would open a protected zip, we usualy LCD> use only unprotected zip's. LCD> And which baka would open a own site to share passwords for viruses? :lol: LCD> LCD
