Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2004 11:01:40 +0200 From: control@eworm.info To: questions@freebsd.org Subject: Warning: A possible virus has been detected in one of your messages. Message-ID: <200404230901.i3N91el12483@ds2.enavn.org> In-Reply-To: <200404230808.i3N88D001683@ds2.enavn.org> References: <200404230808.i3N88D001683@ds2.enavn.org>
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A virus or an infected file has been detected in a message: From: questions@freebsd.org To: martin@zapf.dk Subject: Protected Mail System Messages containing infected attachments will no longer be forwarded. If you wish to send emails with attachment, we strongly recommend that you enclose your attachment in formats like .ZIP. This is the size of the email in question: -rw------- 1 root mail 41543 Apr 23 10:08 msg.ktcI This is what our filter said about the issue: --------------------------------------------- X-Procmail-AV: Probably a NetSky.P/Q/C or similar virus detected. --------------------------------------------- These filenames were found in the message: "pgp_sess01.zip" Content-Disposition: attachment; If you want this mail anyway, please click here: mailto:martin@zapf.dk?Subject=send%20file%202004-04-23/msg.ktcI Should that fail, click here in stead: mailto:control@eworm.info?Subject=msg.ktcI __________ RECIPIENT: __________ You are our customer, therefore we did this effort to protect you from viruses. If you do not want the antivirus scanning for your emails, please click here: mailto:control@eworm.info?Subject=no-antivirus otherwise no action is required on your part. A copy of this message has been delivered to the sender. __________ SENDER: __________ Please update your virus detection software and clean your system before attempting to resend this message. If you are one of our customers, we suggest that you use our WebMail system at: http://YOURDOMAIN/webmail ************************************************************** Regards, AntiVirus System control@eworm.info kontrol@evirus.dk
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