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"infected" is the industry standard. IIRC (could be making this up) gmail knows to try "infected" in password protected zips.
by jwcrux 10y ago
"infected" is the industry standard. IIRC (could be making this up) gmail knows to try "infected" in password protected zips.
- graystevens 10y agoCorrect in regards to "infected" being used industry-wide for malware infected zips
- ontoillogical 10y agoYeah I'm just surprised it's going to be scanning zips with the industry standard malware password for ... malware.
- chipperyman573 10y agoIf it didn't, malware devs could just send malware zipped in a password protected folder with that password and tell users to enter that password to unzip.
- makomk 10y agoGMail does some really interesting analysis on e-mails. It even somehow managed to detect and block a file I wanted to send demonstrating a dcraw parser bug in a really obscure camera RAW image format.