[JA] Re: Attchments scanned for virus
- From: "thepccat@xxxxxxxx" <thepccat@xxxxxxxx>
- To: juno_accmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 27 Feb 2005 22:10:25 GMT
I believe client email has been scanned for virus/trojan/SPAM. We were told
this would happen months ago and since then I have gotten just about no such
emails [actually pretty impressive]. I believe the emails are just not sent,
rather than by sending you the email without the attachment or a note saying a
virus was killed. You could test this by sending yourself the EICAR test virus
[or single or double zipped EICAR.com file--using RAR for the archive or
setting a password would allow anything to go through] and seeing if you get
the email back.
Why the webmail has been so edited I don't have a clue.
thepccat
===you wrote====
When I use Juno's Web mail, any message that has an attachment contains a
notation from Juno that the attachment has been scanned for virus and is OK to
open.
Does anyone know whether this scan has been made on attachments we get from
Juno software on our paid accounts? I never seen any notation on attachments
to messages I get in my Megamail account.
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