This is a discussion on W32/Swen.A virus within the Linux Security forums, part of the System Security and Security Related category; my Mail server is been attack daily by that virus, but is there a way to stop this thing? thanks ...
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On Sun, 1 Feb 2004, René Kjellerup wrote:
> my Mail server is been attack daily > by that virus, What do you exactly mean with 'attack'? > but is there a way to > stop this thing? If you mean stopping the sending of these messages to your server, the answer is no. But you should use filter mechanisms, virus scanners etc., to protect your systems. regards, Stephan Knabe |
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On 2004-02-01, René Kjellerup <webmaster@keenan.dk> wrote:
> my Mail server is been attack daily > by that virus, but is there a way to > stop this thing? You mean "besides persuading everyone in the world not to use Windows?" -- -John (JohnThompson@new.rr.com) |
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Well my server is scanning any mail it recives for its local users using FRISK's A.V. F-Prot(daily updated, using a cron job) through amvisd-new, and I only recive its news of the virus being recived. But in the mail from amvisd it seems that I'd been the intentional target of the mails. And now I'm asking for a way to stop this. if possible. Otherwise i'll just wait it out. R.Kj. --As life grows older, I gain experience. BTW: It would be a good idear though to ban MS Windows from the OS market :) |
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On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 10:50:09 +0100, René Kjellerup wrote:
> my Mail server is been attack daily > by that virus, but is there a way to > stop this thing? > > thanks for you insight > R.Kj. ask your ISP if they can strip the attachement or if the traffic is identifiable ... -- Best Regards, Dr. Chandra |
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Dr. Chandra wrote: > On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 10:50:09 +0100, René Kjellerup wrote: > > >>my Mail server is been attack daily >>by that virus, but is there a way to >>stop this thing? >> >>thanks for you insight >>R.Kj. > > > ask your ISP if they can strip the attachement or if the traffic is > identifiable ... > Thanks, it seem to be a way. Though I'm not sertain that all our trafic goes stricly through our ISP's network/servers. but i'll try to contact them on the subject. though more Ideas would surely help R.Kj. --As life grows older, I gain experience. |