[Full-disclosure] [Full-Disclosure] Re: [VulnWatch] Sun passwd(1) Command Vulnerability

[Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu]

On Sat, 23 Sep 2006 16:05:14 BST, myidgaurd-findme at yahoo.co.in said:

> how can i disable the anti virus of the victims' yahoo mail id?? if i send a 
> mail attachment with a virus, the anti virus detects it and stops the
> attachment from downloading.. how can i deactivate the security

I'll probably end up regretting it, but here's a suitably obscure hint that
will only make sense once you figure it out for yourself:

Yahoo's A/V won't detect the virus if you don't send the mail with an
attached virus.

(Yes, as somebody else pointed out, mailing viruses is naughty, so don't do
it.  That's only one meaning of the above sentence).
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