I have been testing BidDender V8.0 free.
This is an excerpt from the scanlog vscan.log: a day or so ago:
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C:\Documents and Settings\H******\Application
Data\Thunderbird\Profiles\mue1z77m.default\Mail\Local
Folders\Inbox=>(message 2278)=>[Subject: Mail Delivery (failure
t******@h*****.][Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2004 04:40:34 -0600]=>(MIME part)=>(MIME
part)=>(message body) Infected Exploit.Iframe.Vulnerability.B
C:\Documents and Settings\H******\Application
Data\Thunderbird\Profiles\mue1z77m.default\Mail\Local
Folders\Inbox=>(message 2278)=>[Subject: Mail Delivery (failure
t******@h*****.][Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2004 04:40:34 -0600]=>(MIME part)=>(MIME
part)=>(message body) Disinfection failed
C:\Documents and Settings\H******\Application
Data\Thunderbird\Profiles\mue1z77m.default\Mail\Local
Folders\Inbox=>(message 2278)=>[Subject: Mail Delivery (failure
t******@h*****.][Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2004 04:40:34 -0600]=>(MIME part)=>(MIME
part)=>(message body) Move failed
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I ran the shell extension test for AVG free 7.5 a few minutes ago, it found
nothing in these same folders. Does it depend on the email scanner alone for
this protection? Why would they not show this?
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Tommy
MUNGEDtmccMUNGED72AThalDASHpcDOTorg remove everything capitalized to email
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