On 2/13/07, Thomas Hruska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > The message. > > Thank you > Just in case someone is wondering why Victor sent a virus - he didn't. > This is something that's been going around and it is easy enough to > spoof an e-mail address. Use your delete key. Not sure who is at IP > address 59.92.104.167, but here is some information: > 59.92.104.167 > IN (India) > Region 25 (Tamil Nadu) > Perundurai > Lat/Long: 11.2667 77.5833 > > ISP: > NIB (National Internet Backbone) > NIB (National Internet Backbone) > > Someone on this list in India from Perundurai is spoofing c-prog > members. Get yourself a virus scanner (ClamWin, AVG, etc.). Please.
I think it's not a person, just an infected computer. Virii are smart these days to do these tricks on their own. It would be best if everyone would scan their computer (especially if they use a flavor of windows), but seeing these new virus capabilities it might not help. As an interesting fact I'd mention that Gmail filters out these messages, so I never see them (not even the spam folder). -- Tamas Marki
