Re: malware testing through proxy

["Adriel T. Desautels" <ad_lists () netragard com>]

Raimar,
	Something you should understand is that these technologies can only  
detect what it is that they are designed to detect. New methods of  
infection that match no known patters or detection methods will still  
go undetected.  Just my two cents. ;]


On Dec 2, 2008, at 12:18 PM, raimarm () gmail com wrote:

> Hi All,
> today some proxies can scan sites if they contain malware (keylogger,
> trojans, virues, drive-by-download, etc).
> In order to test and demonstrate the malware engines of our proxies I
> am looking for some good malware sites that can be tested through a
> proxy like bluecoat, Finjan or Ironport-s. I know the eicar.org site
> to test if a virus can be found. But I also look for sites which
> contain malware or code that looks like malware
> but it doesn't cause any harm, but is recognized as such.
> Many thanks in advance for your replies.
> Cheers
> Raimar
>
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