support@microsoft.com

schwern on 2003-05-19T22:34:46

Never in the darkest days of Klez was it this bad. Overnight I got 300+ virus mails from "support@microsoft.com". THREE HUNDRED! Fortunately, SpamAssassin was ready.

For anyone else caught by this, here's my rules:

header   FROM_SUPPORTMICROSOFT  From =~ /\bsupport\@microsoft\.com\b/
describe FROM_SUPPORTMICROSOFT  From: support@microsoft.com (virus)
score    FROM_SUPPORTMICROSOFT  1.5

rawbody BODY_SUPPORTMICROSOFT /^All information is in the attached file\.\s*$/m describe BODY_SUPPORTMICROSOFT support@microsoft.com virus body score BODY_SUPPORTMICROSOFT 1.5

meta SUPPORTMICROSOFT_VIRUS FROM_SUPPORTMICROSOFT && BODY_SUPPORTMICROSOFT describe SUPPORTMICROSOFT_VIRUS support@microsoft.com virus score SUPPORTMICROSOFT_VIRUS 6.5


You're too kind

Elian on 2003-05-19T23:55:31

This is my procmail recipie:

# If it's support@microsoft.com, just toss the damn thing
:0
* ^From:.*support\@microsoft\.com
/dev/null

Re:You're too kind

merlyn on 2003-05-20T17:17:45

How appropriate that you're sending M$ support to /dev/null, because that's where it comes from as well.

{grin}

clamav++

Matts on 2003-05-20T08:01:19

Looks like my regularly updated clamav caught all of mine. I've yet to have a virus sneak through, and I plug it into qpsmtpd so it all just happens at SMTP time, sending a 55x back so I don't even have to save the virus to disk.