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Virus smuggling risk for Outlook Express users
Security researchers have identified a way to smuggle
virus laden emails past AV checkers and into the
in-boxes of Outlook Express users. A demo suggests
it's possible to send attachments to Outlook Express
users using non-standard attachment techniques, by
encapsulating the data in Carriage Return ()
specifiers in the subject line of an email.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/24085.html



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