I believe what ms is refering to is that, if the option you uncheck does not specifically states "Threats in web mail attachments," and only "Protects against web threats" in general, then you are making yourself vulnerable in any bad/corrupted web site in the internet, even though you are still protected in Yahoo Mail. I will put a copy of this post in the other similar thread by Goe. Repeat closing the browser and turning on the protection programs one by one until you can't download your attachment. Next, close your web browser, turn on only one protection program, and test again. Then check to see if you can download an attachment from Yahoo Mail. The sure, and old fashion way is to turn off or disable every protection program. Of course, if you have more than one protection program running, then you would first have to find which one is blocking Yahoo Mail. You want to dig around to find the URL/website exclusion list regarding web threats, malware, spyware, and/or attachments. * Delete the "securedownload" off the end of the URL.įor other protection programs, the principle is the same. * Highlight by clicking the 216.252.121.32 line in the "Approved Websites" list. * Click "Import addresses (URLs)." and select the line that begins with * Click "OK." (You're not done yet.) * Get to the "Approved Websites" page (see earlier steps) and click "Add." If for some reason you are having trouble copying and pasting (yes, some people do), then try this two parter. (You can now activate both "Internet & Email Controls">" Protection Against Web Threats," and "Virus & Spyware Controls">"Settings.Against Virus.">" Threats in Web mail attachments.") * Click "OK," and "OK" again, and then another "OK" to Trend Micro's helpful reminder. * Copy and paste without the quotes to the "Add the address (URL)." box. * Click on "Approved Websites," and then "Add." * Click on "Protection Against Web Threats" to expand it (if it isn't already), and click "Settings."
* First, from Trend Micro's IS main console, open "Internet & Email Controls" in the left column. (Later on how to figure which software is blocking.) "allow list," "whitelist," "trusted sites," or "safe list") should work with most web protection software and anti-malware that appear to interfere with Yahoo Mail attachments. This solution is for Trend Micro Internet Security (2009/version14), but the basic idea (to set up an exclusion to the protection against web-threats and/or webmail attachments, a.k.a. How to have both attachments and security: I just wanted to share with everyone the information I have worked out after trying hansonbrothershockeychick's advice, and reading this thread. First off, many thanks to hansonbrothershockeychick for getting me started in the right direction.
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