Please read the old posts about this problem.
I STRONGLY agree!!
Short Summary:
Antivirus programs and declude can't open password protected
zip files ...
Good summary, but the problem is that if people knows that there is a short
summary even after an already 100 times asked and
I'm a new comer and just signed up today. How can I know somebody asked 100
times before? But it proved one thing. Even the same question has been asked
for 100 times, someone that doesn't know each other still willing to give
help again and again. Anyway, thank you very much your help and I've
Search the archives. There are about 300 posts on the subject from the
last week.
Matt
terry ip wrote:
Hi All,
Desktop Norton caught but declude didn't. I'm using Declude 1.75 + F-prot
3.14a with the latest virus pattern. Anyone have the same problem as
I'm? or
any cure on this? Thanks.
Run 1.78i8 or higher.
Use BANEXT EZIP to ban encrypted zips
or
Use (pro only) BANEZIPEXTS ON to ban the extensions listed with BANEXT lines in
encrypted zip files.
You may also want to BANZIPEXTS ON to ban executables in normal zip files.
My F-Prot or AVG did not catch the Bagle.J that comes
Please read the old posts about this problem.
Short Summary:
Antivirus programs and declude can't open password protected zip files
(F-Prot, McAfee, AVG) unless they try to find a password within the email
and use this to unlock the zip file (Kapersky). Some Virus scanners block
password
Also - f-prot 3.14b is the current version. It's an important upgrade if I
recall correctly.
terry ip wrote:
Hi All,
Desktop Norton caught but declude didn't. I'm using Declude 1.75 +
F-prot 3.14a with the latest virus pattern. Anyone have the same
problem as I'm? or any cure on
