MAILsweeper tools
ASTPS features effective spam signatures, URL Realtime Black List (RBL), sender IP RBL, fast parallel querying, whitelisting and typically a very low false positive rate. ASTPS can detect most of the messages created by common viruses.
The commercial release of ASTPS is available, please visit http://www.astps.net.
Msw Save 0.00, Saves parts of messages as offered by Mailsweeper to the Msw Save executable.
Mswsave000.zip
Diagnostic tool to see what exactly a virus scanner is (not) detecting. Use it if you have problems with malware or messages going through.
SW 0.00k, a flexible Spool Watcher. Sw000k.zip
SW can execute an alerting application when too many files are found in specified directories, i.e. sending a mail-to-sms message to your mobile phone. It was created to allow notification to the administrator when 'severe' ZIP DoS attacks occur, but it also serves well as a general spool directory monitor, even for use with other mail programs.
ZHC 0.03, a ZIP header checker for detection of malicious ZIP attacks: Zhc003.zip
While this tool cannot prevent ZIP denial of service attacks, it can let an administrator know that one has been attempted. It also allows the administrator to save the message for further investigation. ZHC can execute an alerting application (in case msw is too busy), i.e. sending a mail-to-sms message to your mobile phone.
HeaderManager. This tool supports removal of entire headers, removal of header values, replacement of header values and adding new headers.
The commercial release of HM is available, please visit http://www.astps.net.
Hexadecimal to decimal conversion tool: h2d 0.02
This tool can take a binary file and produce output for use with the Pattern Matcher. Updated for MAILsweeper 4.2.
Bit complement tool: Complement 0.01
This tool can take a T1234567890.a file from MAILsweeper 4.2 message areas, flip all bits and produce readable output.
MAILsweeper problem solving
Undocumented MAILsweeper settings
McAfee VirusScan 4.32.0 exe.ini
LHA pattern
Links
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