full-disclosure - AW: Re: Filtering sobig with postfix

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Message-ID: <DF79BE12AF8DD344B107D0D03621E5750ED9CF@kermit.corp.hansenet.com>
From: vogt at hansenet.com (vogt@...senet.com)
Subject: AW: Re: Filtering sobig with postfix

> Yep, as the OP is using postfix, he could use the 
> header_checks directive,
> which can identify MIME headers, so he can easily stop this worm.
> Just check for Content-Disposition header and block 
> everything with .pif in
> filename.

Thought about that, but doesn't quite work. The headers only say
multipart/mime. The .pif part comes later in the attachment.

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