However, by nature, the Melissa and VBS.LoveLetter viruses attempt to flood your email system by sending hundreds or thousands of requests at a time. If your company's Exchange Server system processes only about 20 messages at any given time, such slow disinfection might be tolerable. Therefore, if Norton AntiVirus doesn't respond quickly, a user might read the email message and-if a virus is attached-infect the computer. The problem occurs because Exchange Server doesn't wait for Norton AntiVirus to scan the message before delivery.
Exchange Server lets Norton AntiVirus know who the message's intended recipient is and where it delivered the message. Exchange Server uses a Messaging API (MAPI) call to notify Norton AntiVirus that a new email message has arrived. Your company fell victim to those viruses because of the way Exchange Server and Norton AntiVirus work together. How can I stop viruses from sneaking past Norton AntiVirus? We have Symantec's Norton AntiVirus 1.5 for Microsoft Exchange installed on our Exchange Server system. Or, if your bundled purchase contains a qualifying Norton subscription with a non-Norton product, your refund will be limited to the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of only your Norton qualifying subscription for the current term, not to exceed the total bundled price paid.Recent email viruses-specifically, the Melissa and VBS.LoveLetter viruses-victimized my company. If you purchase a Norton bundle (a qualifying Norton subscription purchased with another Norton offering), your refund will be limited to the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of your qualifying Norton subscription for the current term, not to exceed the total bundled price paid. If a Norton expert is unable to remove the virus from your device, then you may receive a refund based on the actual price paid for the current term of your qualifying Norton subscription. 2 Virus Protection Promise: To be eligible for the Virus Protection Promise, you must have a qualifying Norton subscription and unless you have Norton Small Business, you must also have purchased, renewed or upgraded that Norton subscription directly from Symantec, or activate automatic renewal with Symantec. Once a victim connects to the rogue Wi-Fi hotspot, the host hacker can then intercept data and even use tools to inject malware into the connected devices.
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