Microsoft's own email filtering

[Martin Hepworth]

Julian

interesting indeed, and looking the the ppt presentation they've got
eTrust on the desktops!

There stats are consistent with mine...percentage wise..

More than 8.8 million external e-mail messages per day
More than 7.5 million e-mail messages blocked per day


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Solid State Logic
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Julian Field wrote:
> If, for a laugh, you want to see what Micrsosoft run themselves in the
> way of virus/spam scanning, take a look at the first document listed at
> the bottom of
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=17DC35AD-8BA1-48B1-91F3-563313EE878A&displaylang=en
>
>
> It's a real hoot :-)
>
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