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Pnds
April 8th, 2007, 06:49 AM
Hi folks!

I read that information on the eset.eu website:

Support for other operating systems, processor architectures and mail clients will be added in future test versions.

Question is: what e-mail clients will be support in the final version? I use Thunderbird (With SSL) and i really love it.. will it supported by ESS and stand-alone AV? Do you have any information about that?

I wanna buy an antivirus solution in the future and can't decide between NOD32 and Kaspersky. KAV has a good point: can scan SSL connetcions via pop3, smtp ports.

Thanks.

webyourbusiness
April 8th, 2007, 10:35 AM
the whole point of ssl is that the connection between client and server is ENCRYPTED - nothing can intercept UNTIL the communication is completed and UN-ENCRYPTED - so any AV solution working with an SSL secured connection is going to have to wait until the file/email is received an turned back from an encrypted stream into something it can deal with - that's the same for ALL AV solutions.

hth

Greg

Marcos
April 8th, 2007, 10:39 AM
There will be plugins for certain mail clients which will allow ssl communication to be scanned (actually, a mail client will decrypt it and pass it to the plugin for a check).

Pnds
April 8th, 2007, 11:20 AM
{QUOTE-> the whole point of ssl is that the connection between client and server is ENCRYPTED - nothing can intercept UNTIL the communication is completed and UN-ENCRYPTED - so any AV solution working with an SSL secured connection is going to have to wait until the file/email is received an turned back from an encrypted stream into something it can deal with - that's the same for ALL AV solutions.

hth

Greg <-QUOTE}

Hi Greg,

Yeah i knew that! However NOD32 2.7 can't scan e-mails after the messages get un-encrypted (just in outlook with his plugin) but kaspersky email monitor is working and scanning e-mail.
That's reason let me to ask that information.

Pnds
April 8th, 2007, 11:22 AM
{QUOTE-> There will be plugins for certain mail clients which will allow ssl communication to be scanned (actually, a mail client will decrypt it and pass it to the plugin for a check). <-QUOTE}

Ok, thank you :) What e-mail clients are you talking about? Or is it a secret information at the moment?:)

And thanks answers!

Marcos
April 8th, 2007, 11:30 AM
Nothing is sure at the moment except OE.

Pnds
April 8th, 2007, 11:34 AM
{QUOTE-> Nothing is sure at the moment except OE. <-QUOTE}


Ok, thank you Marcos ;)

Sjoeii
April 8th, 2007, 03:04 PM
That's good to know