New mass-mailers appear at a rate of about three a week.   Malware, a.k.a. computer contaminant, which includes computer viruses, Trojan horses, spyware and adware, is a software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer without owner's knowledge.  There are four major ways to stop malware which comes as part of e-mail attachment:

Quarantining - e-mail attachments are held for admin review.  This method is only effective when there is a dedicated person who has enough time and expertise to review every attachment held at the repository.

Rejecting - e-mail attachments are not allowed to come through at all.  This method is less than useful to businesses in today's environment.

Zipping - e-mail attachments are zipped automatically and forwarded to users.  This method does not resolve the problem, but rather slows down the infection rate.

Scanning - e-mail attachments are scanned for malicious code.  Conventional anti-virus and firewalls will catch a majority of the malware; however, one should make sure to keep virus definitions up to date.

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