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Re: [cobalt-users] RaQ2 - CERT virus rule for sendmail - question
- Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] RaQ2 - CERT virus rule for sendmail - question
- From: Dom Latter <d.latter@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon May 8 05:49:43 2000
Diana Brake wrote:
>
> and it worked great. Messages sent with the exact words "ILOVEYOU" in the
> subject were refused. "I love you" was not. "Iloveyou" was refused also but
www.symantec.com:
VBS.LoveLetter.A (UPDATE)
The Symantec AntiVirus Research Center currently detects
the
following variants of VBS.LoveLetter.A:
VBS.LoveLetter.A (LoveLetter)
VBS.LoveLetter.B (Lithuanian)
VBS.LoveLetter.C (VeryFunny)
VBS.LoveLetter.D (BugFix)
VBS.LoveLetter.E (MothersDay)
VBS.LoveLetter.F (VirusWarning)
VBS.LoveLetter.G (Virus ALERT!!!)
VBS.LoveLetter.H (No Comments)
VBS.LoveLetter.I (Important! Read carefully!!)
Why not just refuse anything containing VBscript?
Is there *any* reason for somebody to send it?