Yup. Most mail antivirus setups will react to all kinds of stuff, including keywords and file types. If you want to avoid finding out who is running what virus gateway, put the file in a password-protected .zip file. You'll only get replies from a handful of gateways that block .zips. Include the password in the note. The only downside here is that I believe this limits the people who can open the file to Windows users, maybe Mac. Ryan On Tue, 15 May 2001, Vitaly Osipov wrote: > phew, I got about 200 replies from antivirus programs about "virus contained > in a message". I wonder what's the use of marking this _perl_ script as a > virus - it is an exploit program, no more, no less... Looks like it's a > rather non-creative attempt by virus-scanner makers to stop some popular > exploits (or to have a reason to say that their signature base is very big
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