Hi !!
> Yesterday we blocked nearly 6000 copies of this virus. So far today
> we've seen more than 4600 copies. This is by far the most rampant
> virus I've seen since we've been running virus detection on our mail
> servers. So far we haven't seen an internal infection. I suspect
> we've been lucky and that luck may change when people on holiday
> return and start reading their email.
>
> The question of false bounce messages has arisen elswhere in this
> discussion. I have a lot of sympathy with Alan J. Flavell's ideas:
Yesterday we rejected almost 100000 messages that were virus warnings
sent no a non-existant email address at our domain. I think it's very
stupid to sent virus warnings (excluding those generated at smtp time)
but it's more stupid to accept any email comming from a on existant
email address.
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Best regards ...
Beware of programmers who carry screwdrivers.
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