Hello Vitaly, I have found that removing the file extension also removes the "anti-virus" scanner/signature problem that you alluded to, that being the vendors who purposely build a detection string in a "virus" scanner to detect and limit exploit code (non-malware). By removing the extension (.z i p, .e x e, what-have-you) will typically bypass most "scanners". Simply inform the recipient(s) what the proper ext should be when they save it down to a disk. Regards, Robert -- ROBERT KINSEY - Analyst Virus Analysis Team AFCERT
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