From: "Michael Scheidell" <michael.scheid...@secnap.com>
using amavisd-new, we can set up policies, per user, and per domain if
needed to match the end users needs.
Via Amavis one can even "ban" executable attachments. With few work, one can
develop a system which notifies users that such a message had been received
and blocked, along with a link to an unlock web page. There users could see
the message source, subject, attachment name, block reason and few other
data and, if they like, they can "unblock" the message to get it. Besides,
the unlock page may run an AV check on the message when opened, to increse
the chance to "catch" a virus which wasn't known as such when received.
Giampaolo
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