Bug in newsletter

[Chris]

Lloyd Hayes wrote:
> I recently switched virus software to F-Prot for Windows. I has located
> a bug on all of my directories related to your newsletters. The same bug 
> exists in my Mozilla email software and Thunderbird email software.
> 
> I have a separate directory which the FreeBSD newsletters and emails go 
> into automatically, same as I do for Linux and several other special
> subjects. Here are the results of a scan of all Thunderbird email files:
> 
> -------------------------------  NORMAL SCAN - REPORT
> -------------------------------
> 
> F-PROT ANTIVIRUS
> Program version: 3.16
> Engine version: 3.16.1
> 
> VIRUS SIGNATURE FILES
> MACRO.DEF created 11/29/2004
> SIGN.DEF created 11/30/2004
> SIGN2.DEF created 11/30/2004
> 
> StartTime: 12.02.2004  08:39
> 
> Scan settings:
> 
> Path to scan:
> <Hard drive> C:\Documents and Settings\Lloyd\Application Data\Thunderbird\
> 
> Which files:
> All files (Ignore extensions).
> Scan inside archives.
> Scan inside compressed executables
> Scan inside subfolders.
> 
> Action if malware is found:
> Disinfect.
> How to scan:
> Use heuristics (always in normal mode).
> 
> C:\Documents and Settings\Lloyd\Application
> Data\Thunderbird\Profiles\lcns7tk5.default\Mail\Local Folders\FreeBSD
> Infection: BAT/DelTree at troj (exact)
> File deleted.
> The scanning ended successfully, with infected or suspicious object found
> 
> Results of virus scanning:
> 
> MBRs scanned..........: 1
> Boot sectors scanned..: 3
> Files total...........: 166
> Scanned objects.......: 175
> Infected objects......: 1
> Suspicious objects....: 0
> Deleted objects.......: 1
> Disinfected objects...: 0
> Renamed objects.......: 0
> Moved objects.........: 0
> 
> Endtime: 12.02.2004  08:59
> 
> Scantime: 19:42 min.
> ------------------------------- END OF REPORT 
> ------------------------------
> 
> 
> 

And your point is?

-- 
Best regards,
Chris

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