At 03:54 AM 08/10/2002 +0000, you wrote:
>Right on both regards. I configured Norton 2002 to scan >every< file
>actively. When it finds Klez, it cannot disinfect or delete the
>files. So I can only either quaruntine (which doesn't work) or leave
>it alone to wreack havoc. I was told by the Norton tech support guys
>this was because Norton can't differentiate between some strains of
>Klez, because they're too similar (but different enough to make it
>malfunction).
I don't have NAV scan all files (just the runnable ones). When a virus
comes down via an e-mail attachment, Norton tells me it's there, and then
it tells me it's deleted, cause it can't repair it. It does this before
anything can get a chance to run the file. NAV knows which Klez you got,
it's the repair option that's buggy. They might have fixed that by now.
As for an e-mail client, tough it out with Eudora. I've been using it
since '96..
Received on Tue Oct 08 2002 - 11:49:51 CDT