Thanks in advance for any help. We are running Exchange 5.5, and we are
blocking vbs, exe, eml, and the like at the server. However. When one of our
outside agents gets hit with Sircam, we get an instantaneous flood (the
whole address book) of these emails, and the server isn't fast enough to
delete all of the attachments as they go through, so sometimes a Sircam
infected email will sit in a user's inbox for a few minutes before its
attachment is deleted. Sorry if this is a basic question, but are there any
other changes that can be made at the server level that anyone knows of?
Any help would be well appreciated.

Andrew Blevins

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