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Urs Martini
Hi!
I have the av-software bitdefender scanning my in- and outbound
email-traffic on my linux box.
Bitfender works together with amavisd-new and postfix and reliably
cleans each and every virus sent to me.
Two days ago I watched something very strange happen: the virus-scanner
seemed to identify a virus called VBS.Anjulie.A@mm in a pure plain-text-
eMail!
How can this happen??
There is no attachment, no HTML-stuff, no binary code, nothing that
could make bitdefender think that there could be a infected file!
I can't explain this to myself but perhaps there's someone out there
who experienced sth. like that too?
Can it be that the scanner somehow detects the virus-signature in that
plaintext mail? How would this be possible?
Is the bitdefender-av-software buggy?
Bye...
Urs
I have the av-software bitdefender scanning my in- and outbound
email-traffic on my linux box.
Bitfender works together with amavisd-new and postfix and reliably
cleans each and every virus sent to me.
Two days ago I watched something very strange happen: the virus-scanner
seemed to identify a virus called VBS.Anjulie.A@mm in a pure plain-text-
eMail!
How can this happen??
There is no attachment, no HTML-stuff, no binary code, nothing that
could make bitdefender think that there could be a infected file!
I can't explain this to myself but perhaps there's someone out there
who experienced sth. like that too?
Can it be that the scanner somehow detects the virus-signature in that
plaintext mail? How would this be possible?
Is the bitdefender-av-software buggy?
Bye...
Urs