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		<title>By: kurt wismer</title>
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		<description>i think i have a handle on the decomposer engine issue now... 

it has to do with compressed files - password protection (scanners can&#039;t guess passwords) and recursively compressed archives that go past the threshold depth that the scanner is willing to go (don&#039;t want to get bogged down by a zip bomb)... both of these things will cause the scanner to stop trying and log the event...

it&#039;s my understanding, though, that you can configure things to quarantine what can&#039;t be scanned and since you only have av on the mail gateways it stands to reason that if you do have things configured that way those 1253 decomposer engine failures shouldn&#039;t represent potential threats that have slipped through your defenses...</description>
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<p>it has to do with compressed files &#8211; password protection (scanners can&#8217;t guess passwords) and recursively compressed archives that go past the threshold depth that the scanner is willing to go (don&#8217;t want to get bogged down by a zip bomb)&#8230; both of these things will cause the scanner to stop trying and log the event&#8230;</p>
<p>it&#8217;s my understanding, though, that you can configure things to quarantine what can&#8217;t be scanned and since you only have av on the mail gateways it stands to reason that if you do have things configured that way those 1253 decomposer engine failures shouldn&#8217;t represent potential threats that have slipped through your defenses&#8230;</p>
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