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[email protected]: >> The solution I am working toward is quickly identifying user >> infections. We are almost there. I collect and record all traffic Umm ... you mean you wire-tap all "my" email messages? (Anyone still wonders why I don't trust my ISP?) I wonder if my Teclo listens in on all my telephone conversations too? And the post office! My letters? (Oops, sorry, shouldn't make analogies. ;-) >> from the users going to dark space Umm ... please define "dark space". >> and am almost finished with the system that will identify who held >> that IP at a specific time. It is all in SQL so that is easy. Mmm. User privacy in its glory? [email protected]: > Our system is similar, except we block port 25 completely via RADIUS > after we detect an outgoing virus or spam, Detect how? > then notify the customer. This eliminates the ACL's on the border > routers. The user can still surf freely to download patches while > not causing further damage. Some users just don't want to be > bothered and just use webmail to send E-mail and keep the block > forever. This latter part is OK. It opens up a way out for those who want to, and a different service for those who don't. Cheers, /Liman
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