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On Wed, Oct 30, 2019 at 03:03 PM, Don Grass wrote:

Is this an example of Groups.io’s antivirus protection?

You haven't provided quite enough information to draw that conclusion.

Is your group set up to allow non - members to post? If yes then your conclusion might be correct.

If no then it is simply what happens when a non - member tries to post.

Chris

Sorry about not being more specific. Non-members cannot post to group.

Actually, this entity tried three times before this post, each with a different post title.

Don

On Wed, Oct 30, 2019 at 12:03 PM, Don Grass wrote:

This was in the Activity Log of my group all grayed out. Is this an example of Groups.io’s antivirus protection?

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Non-member rosalind@... attempted to send message "Hackers know password from your account. Password must be changed now." via email

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Don

Don,

I can't tell what you are trying to imply.

The message you reference appears to be a SPAM/phishing example.

There are settings in the Group Admin section for whether or not you want to Moderate or Block messages flagged as containing a virus.

And, of course, you have options for how non-member messages should be handled.
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All I see is a message from a non-member being rejected. What is your concern?

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Gerald

On Wed, Oct 30, 2019 at 09:07 PM, Don Grass wrote:

Actually, this entity tried three times before this post, each with a different post title.

As good a bit of evidence that it is spam or a phishing attack as you're likely to find. As it was from a non - member address, and you don't allow non - members to post its appearance in the Activity Log is entirely normal.

Chris

My concern? It wasn't a concern, as much as it was a question. I didn't know something like what I found in the Activity Log, would be displayed for me to see.

Don