Sending A File For Analysis
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1) | an email address where you can be contacted
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2) | details of why you believe the file to be infected
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Note: if you are going to send the sample via Yahoo or Google Mail, then you should change the file extension of any executable file (e.g. .exe, .com, .scr) to something else (e.g. .ex0, .co0, .sc0) before placing it in the zipfile, otherwise these email providers will prevent the email from being sent.
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1. | Download a zip utility. An evaluation version of WinZip is available free from www.winzip.com. Other utilities are available from: http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/utilities/Compression_and_Zip_File_Utilities - the instructions below are for WinZip.
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2. | Using Windows Explorer, locate the first file you want to zip.
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3. | Right-click on the file and select "WinZip" and "Add to Zip File".
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4. | In "Add to Archive" enter the path and name you want your zip file to have.
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5. | Click "Password" and enter the password infected
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6. | Click "Add".
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7. | If you wish to add other files, on the WinZip window that appears, click "Add" and select any other files you want to add to the zip file.
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8. | When you have finished adding files, select "File" and "Close Archive". The zip file is now ready for sending.
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