On Wed, 22 Sep 2004, Kelson wrote:
Simple solution to the question of whether to send a notice:
You know what virus was detected. You know whether it's a mass-mailer or something else. (starts with Worm., ends with @mm, a few specific others)
Based on that, you can decide whether to reject it or discard it.
One [not so] minor nit:
s/You know/You *think* you know/
And that makes all the difference. (We want to guard against false positives, remember?)
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