On Thu, 09 Aug 2001 13:20:59 +0000, Bastiaan Edelman wrote:
> Hi Thomas...
> Apart from the <javascript> tag this does not look like Java at all!
> I don't know what this is... a virus, a worm, ????
It is not reported as virus or worm when scanned with a version
of F-PROT having virus definition files dated July 19, 2001
> CU Bastiaan
> On Wed, 08 Aug 2001 18:24:16 +0000, Thomas Tabler wrote:
>> Dear List:
>> Can anyone help me by stripping off
>> the stupid %20% symbols inserted by
>> this terrible Winblows program, whatever
>> it is, and tell me how this has to
>> do with Javascript? This was sent to
>> me by an AOL user, who apparently is
>> trying to promote some "spy" software
>> for home or business use. Anyone, my
>> thanks goes out to you in advance!
>> And God bless Michael Polak for
>> making Arachne!
>> [Attached file: jr01kg01.htm]
Maybe it was sent to you by someone using a faked AOL
address. This HTML/JAVA(?) message is obviously spam.
You can easily tell by the phrases seen within it.
Maybe the purpose of the Java(?) crap is to confuse
analysis by spamcop. I would suggest you send the
entire original message with complete headers to
spamcop to see what happens.
Sam Heywood
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