phishing e-mail detection

[alglove]

I know that NOD32 has the ability to catch phishing e-mail, but there are still a lot of these messages that make it to my Inbox, undetected. Is there anything in particular that we should do to help Eset catch these?

[rumpstah]

Hi alglove:

If you save them in .eml format and send them via the submission system, that will work. ;)

{QUOTE-> I know that NOD32 has the ability to catch phishing e-mail, but there are still a lot of these messages that make it to my Inbox, undetected. Is there anything in particular that we should do to help Eset catch these? <-QUOTE}

[gberns]

I have seen no dimunition in the amount of pfishing mail with the new version of Nod32. If anything, I am getting more than ever. Nod32 has never, ever, given me a warning about a pfish.

[YeOldeStonecat]

{QUOTE-> I have seen no dimunition in the amount of pfishing mail with the new version of Nod32. If anything, I am getting more than ever. Nod32 has never, ever, given me a warning about a pfish. <-QUOTE}

Wow...that's odd, I've seen many alerts in the management console of Ent Edition, on clients with regular POP3 e-mail clients, and on my Small Business Server setups with Exchange protection (XMON).

[gberns]

Maybe it's because I am running the single user version using just amon and imon?

[webyourbusiness]

I'm not even aware of how an email can be saved in EML format from Eudora - I had a quick search and couldn't find how... will investigate further...

[nonmirecordo]

{QUOTE-> Nod32 has never, ever, given me a warning about a pfish. <-QUOTE}

I had one about ten minutes ago. Can't remember which one, I deleted it immediately.

[The Hammer]

{QUOTE-> Maybe it's because I am running the single user version using just amon and imon? <-QUOTE}Same here. I just got an email from a financial institution I have never dealt with. Telling me I need to log on to keep my account active. Deleated same .