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Locate source of Yaha.E?

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JimInKS

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I have a user that is receiving the Yaha.E virus about once a day. We keep our AV definitions up to date so it is always detected, but it would be nice to be able to identify the source. Since the return address is spoofed is there a way to track these things down?
 
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try going to search for this virus and it should yeild an approximate structure to this virus and maybe some preventative measures to avoid seeing this show up. Let me know if this helps. Jay [atom]

"Jeezus-sqeezits Bob!"
 
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OOPS! - I meant for this to be in the AV forum. I don't know how it ended up here.
 
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