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Old February 16th, 2008, 12:55 AM
jimmie123 jimmie123 is offline
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Question Email attachments.....

I use Yahoo for my email. Recently, I received an email with a suspicious attachment. I right-clicked the attachment and saw that there was no way to scan just the attachment. Since I've only recently gone to NOD 32 for my AV program, perhaps I haven't set something up right? How can scan an individual Yahoo email attachment without opening it?
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Old February 16th, 2008, 10:59 AM
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Default Re: Email attachments.....

Hi jimmie123,

and welcome to wilders...

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I use Yahoo for my email. Recently, I received an email with a suspicious attachment.
If you think it's suspicious... just delete it. do you know the sender?

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I right-clicked the attachment and saw that there was no way to scan just the attachment.
not that way but remember NOD32 has web protection.

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Since I've only recently gone to NOD 32 for my AV program, perhaps I haven't set something up right? How can scan an individual Yahoo email attachment without opening it?
download the attachment (not suspicious one) and scan it. I suggest you take a look at: EAV v3 Tutorial
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Old February 16th, 2008, 11:26 AM
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Big Grin Re: Email attachments.....

Normally, I would just go ahead and delete if I don't know the sender (which I didn't). Much easier than displaying full headers and attempting to track down who the "real" sender is. I was just curious as to what payload the file contained, it was a .bmp file. It's been deleted......thanks for the reply, and I will take that tutorial. Jim
 

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