On Mon, 31 Jan 2005, Kelson wrote:
> > A technical issue - the archives are encrypted.
>
> I see it's possible to use unrar as an external tool with clamscan. Is there
> a way to get clamd to do the same? We've been seeing a jump in "RAR module
I think the problem is, if the archive is encryp
Tomasz Kojm wrote:
Is there some licensing issue prohibiting them from unpacking the
A technical issue - the archives are encrypted.
I see it's possible to use unrar as an external tool with clamscan. Is
there a way to get clamd to do the same? We've been seeing a jump in
"RAR module failure ER
On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 13:41:48 -0600
"Gary Buckmaster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Experts say .rar files carrying viruses have been sailing past
> commercial anti-virus products and finding their way into the
> mailboxes of users, who are often unfamiliar with the file format.
> Administrators wh
"Experts say .rar files carrying viruses have been sailing past commercial
anti-virus products and finding their way into the mailboxes of users, who
are often unfamiliar with the file format. Administrators who have seen
.rar-packed malware say that none of the messages have been stopped by their
