PROBLEM
A message is being tagged as virus, but is clearly a false positive, how can I whitelist sender or avoid such a problem?
RESOLUTION
Libra Esva does not allow virus senders whitelisting. You can release blocked messages using the Dangerous Content Release override function described here:
Dangerous content release override
Correct steps to identify the problem are:
- Check the Message Details report, opening the Dangerous Checks Tab, and read the AV engine that is causing the problem. Esva can use up to three AV engines: Clamd, Avira and Bit Defender, plus additional malware and phishing signatures for Clamd by SaneSecurity.
- If the Dangerous Check detail reports something like:
Clamd:message was infected: Sanesecurity.Junk.50674.UNOFFICIAL
that means SaneSecurity Signatures are involved and you may consider changing Libra Esva use of such a feature as these are not real viruses at: ClamAV Antivirus - Once identified the AV engine, submit a False Positive notice to the vendor, as follows:
– Clamd: http://www.clamav.net/reports/fp
– Avira: https://analysis.avira.com/en/submit
– BitDefender: http://www.bitdefender.com/submit/
NOTE: Libra Esva does not follow up on AV vendors false positive or false negatives.