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i have pop emails from mediatemple each configured in the client without any local server<br />
we have virus sending emails with title my photo<br />
i updated the antivirus in all servers and computers <br />
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when i monitor the traffic on my firewall i found the spam source is coming from computers in my network; even if i formatted the computer or scan it still the same nothing found no virus there<br />
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the POP is configured in port 110 and with SMTP 25 for ourgoing<br />
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now if i update the POP 995, SMTP to send using 465 with SSl will that reduce this spams or what?
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i have pop emails from mediatemple each configured in the client without any local server
we have virus sending emails with title my photo
i updated the antivirus in all servers and computers 

when i monitor the traffic on my firewall i found the spam source is coming from computers in my network; even if i formatted the computer or scan it still the same nothing found no virus there

the POP is configured in port 110 and with SMTP 25 for ourgoing

now if i update the POP 995, SMTP to send using 465 with SSl will that reduce this spams or what?

WORM/SPAM in my network

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