How to set Imon to check SSL Port 995

Hey guys

that's weird - I could set Imon to check 9110 instead of using 110 when I was using spampal and b9 together but now I am using gmail that wants to use ssl/tsl Port 995 - but Imon is not checking it - at least I don't get the footer.

Any ideas??

Ruben

OH: OS: win2ksp4 Nod 2.13.3

 

You saying imon cannot check it - or it can't write the footer

Ruben

 

Don't think so, cause when sending or receiving a PGP mail I can see the transparent Imon window checking the mail

Ruben

 

Hi,
I've a Gmail account too. You can use Outlook 97/2000/2002 (XP)/2003 and install the latest version of EMON (Beta 1). If you do that, EMON will check both incoming and outgoing messages independent of ports, protocol used... EMON work independent of IMON. Note that EMON only work with Outlook, so EMON doesn't work with Outlook Express. The other thing that you can do is install The Bat! and get the NOD32 plugin. Anyway, without EMON, IMON... AMON will detect any attemp of viruses...

 

so in that case EMON sucks :>

 

Low level interception (WinSock) modules cannot check secure connections (SSL/TLS). Special plugins for MS Outlook are totaly different thing since they check mail when its already in inbox (decrypted).
So don't bother setting up secure connection mails.

 

Cheers ronjor for the link.

Does this mean it's risky using gmail? If someone send me an infected file, NOD will not detect it when I download it from the server?

 

You will have to trust amon --)9

Ruben

 

In my original post, abhi say Gmail doesn't support exe files, but didn't I read somewhere exe files could be disguised?

I don't personally know how to go about disguising a exe file (could be as simple as changing the .exe to .jpg)

Does Google actually scan the attachment and if it contains exe codes, will refuse it?

Are there any AV that will scan SSL Port 995?

The reason I am asking this is because I am building a PC for my mother, it will have a Non-English XP installed, along with some other Non-English software.

I will need to configure the system to be as secure as I can. She is an absolute newbie to the world of PC. She has never ever used one, but is starting to get interested in using emails, and web surfing. She'd like to keep in touch with friends and family in HK. She only just got her first ever email account (Gmail )

She knows nothing about viruses and worms. I will lecture her on it, but I just cannot trust her not to open files without scanning it first (mothers )

She also live about 400 miles away, so I don't really want the system to go belly-up, and me going up there to 'fix' it...

From a security point of view, would I be betting off paying for a pop box, and setting that up for her, and forget about gmail?

With pop mail boxes, at least I know all emails and attachment are scanned by NOD, whereas Gmails aren't.

Thanks

 

EMON?
Plus, don't be too concerned with not being able to scan gmail - if you've got the rest of it configured properly there should be a neat zero opportunity (via AMON/DMON) for anything that may manages to get in that way.

 

Even if you change extension from EXE to JPG,that wouldn't be executable anymore,but a very "corrupted" image. So in the end the file would be useless.