Fridrik Skulason wrote:
On Fri, Feb 06, 2004 at 03:23:55PM +0000, Wechsler wrote:
Or just a list of anti-virus programs that do not send out spam advertising
their product to everyone who has had their email address joe jobbed by
MyDoom.
Heh - also a good idea. Frankly I took those as "we're incompetent"
messages.
Well, it's not always the fault of the AV companies.
Didn't mean to say it was; I'm aware that it's mail admins who hold the
reins here. Anyone in charge of virus scanning when MyDoom attacked
should have been aware that many of their notifications would have been
compounding the problem.
On a side note, we are just about to publish SPF records for our own
domains - no, those are not big and well-known domains, but at least we are
in the anti-virus/anti-spam field.
Big enough for me - your free versions were invaluable to me as a
student, and I'm still happy to recommend your products.
Many thanks -
Wechsler
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