Hi Joseph, On Thursday, October 17, 2002 19:54 your local time, which was 17:54 my local time, Joseph N. [JN] wrote;
JN> I downloaded the most fully nested EICAR test file. When NOD32 JN> scanned it after GetRight pulled it in, it came up positive. I then JN> emailed it from one account to another as an attachment. (My JN> attachments are kept within the message envelope.) I also took that JN> sent message (from the sent folder) and forwarded it to the same JN> other address. JN> Both messages came in fine and lodged in my Inbox, despite the fact JN> that I have the NOD32 BAV active. When I scanned the Inbox Windows JN> folder from Explorer with NOD32, there was no positive hit, either. JN> Just to be sure that the attached ZIP files remained active and were JN> not cleaned by the first scanning, on download, I extracted them from JN> the messages and scanned each one. They came up positive on the NOD32 JN> scanner, but neither one had a problem being saved as a separate file, JN> although all AMON options are enabled. JN> As I said, this is troubling. Anyone have a compelling explanation JN> for this behavior? Phew, it's not only me then! Surprises me that it even got through with the .bav plug-in! Allie sent me a mail with it on twice, once in a zip and another PGP encrypted, and both came through pop3 without a problem, but was picked up by AVG with the .bav plug-in! Maybe it's just the Eicar file or am I being kind? Still worrying though! Anyone with any comments, suggestions or anything? Chris. -- E-Mail - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Created Using The Bat! V1.61 and Virus Checked by NOD32 & AVG. ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
