Doug Monroe wrote:
Salvatore Toribio wrote:
I've received this report from Sophos
Troj/Tofger-A may arrive attached to an email as a password
protected ZIP file. The email would have a blank subject line, the
message text "Hi! As I've promised I'm sending you my photo. Use
old password: 123" a
Trey,
Your correct by using the name+extension with 0 you are requiring an
exact match.
We used the exact line in our scanners yesterday for the same virus. We
still allow zip files to be scanned unless they are an exact match for
that excluded name.
On Thu, 2003-11-20 at 09:08, Trey Nolen wr
I believe you CAN combine the "two types." We have done it before. Using 0
for the bytes matches that filename on any size file.
Trey Nolen
> Salvatore Toribio wrote:
>
> > I've received this report from Sophos
> >
> > Troj/Tofger-A may arrive attached to an email as a password protected
> > Z
Salvatore Toribio wrote:
I've received this report from Sophos
Troj/Tofger-A may arrive attached to an email as a password protected
ZIP file. The email would have a blank subject line, the message text
"Hi! As I've promised I'm sending you my photo. Use old password: 123"
and an attached file
Title: Troj/Tofger-A
I've received this report from Sophos
Troj/Tofger-A may arrive attached to an
email as a password protected ZIP file. The email would have a blank
subject line, the message text "Hi! As I've promised I'm sending
you my photo. Use old password: 123" and an attached file named
