Yeah, this is the latest greatest trick they're using to get around AV software.
Zip files are encrypted when they're password protected, so they generate a random key, and zip it up using it. They then get the user to decrypt it manually. The AV software can't do anything about it unless it can figure out the key. Sneaky. -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Edwin Blink 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
