On Fri, Apr 02, 2004 at 10:44:25AM -0800, Nick Arnett wrote:
"Good" forgery? All it has to do is forge a return address of somebody on the list and the message will get through. (Not that I really want everyone to know that.)
But you just said it didn't come through the list! If it didn't come through the list, it was a damn good forgery.
I didn't realize that *something* came through the list when I wrote that. The something wasn't a virus, however -- it was just the MIME representation of a virus, in the body of a plain-text message.
It had the standard attachment labels when I received it. It was specified to be an .xls (Excel) file.
Perhaps, but unless it is actually formatted as a MIME-encoded message (which it wasn't), no e-mail client should treat it as one, making it innocuous.
The server doesn't allow multi-part MIME messages to go to the list.
Nick
-- Nick Arnett Director, Business Intelligence Services LiveWorld Inc. Phone/fax: (408) 551-0427 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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