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Peter_ · 23-09-2010, 07:30

If your computer appears to be flooding the network with emails due to a potential malware infection it will flag up and the Abuse team with disconnect you and send out a letter explaining why plus you would no doubt call in and also be told why.

You would then have to provide evidence that your machine was clear of any infection before they allowed your connection to be reconnected to the network.

23-09-2010, 07:30	#4
Peter_ Permanently Banned Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: In a world of no buffering!! Services: Samsung V+ XL TV XL Phone 30Mb Superhub Samsung Galaxy 3 32GB sd card In a world of no buffering! Posts: 20,915	Re: The VM malware defence campaign If your computer appears to be flooding the network with emails due to a potential malware infection it will flag up and the Abuse team with disconnect you and send out a letter explaining why plus you would no doubt call in and also be told why. You would then have to provide evidence that your machine was clear of any infection before they allowed your connection to be reconnected to the network.