Hi all,
I suspect at least one of my customers has been hit with CryptoWall 2.0,
and wondered if anyone had any experience with it, and understand the
level of protection the latest SA provides?
What can I look for either in the mail logs or actual email archives as
an indication of
SA offers no protection whatsoever for CryptoWall or any other similar malware.
ClamAV is the tool for that if you want free. SA is only a classifier. The
user's setup or that of the ISP using SA uses that classification to pigeonhole
spam. To the extent that CryptoWall comes in a message that
On 23/12/2014 12:00, jdow wrote:
And ClamAV is better than nothing. Safe browsing is more pertinent. Dual AV
programs also help, but slow the machine down dramatically. Some of the newer
tools that use other levels of analysis from typical AV tools can also
materially help.
I wouldn't
On 2014-12-22 19:38, Noel Butler wrote:
On 23/12/2014 12:00, jdow wrote:
And ClamAV is better than nothing. Safe browsing is more pertinent. Dual AV
programs also help, but slow the machine down dramatically. Some of the newer
tools that use other levels of analysis from typical AV tools can
