On Friday May 27 2005 21:58, Chopin Cusachs spake:
>
> I did leave my dial-up connection on all afternoon one day and
> some spammer managed to bounce a lot of messages through
> my machine, as I discovered from both many delivery failures
> and a nasty message from my ISP.    So I have Zone Alarm on
> all our machines.  It reports over 5,000 attempted intrusions at
> this machine in the last month, with 284 high-rated.   So if I get
> DSL set up out here, I can expect a certain amount of garbage.
>

Gaa, your machine is infected. I'd run an antivirus scanner (norton?), plus 
spyware removal tools (spybot and ad-aware), if I were you.

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Joey Kelly
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You might also try Microsoft malicious software removal tool:
http://www.microsoft.com/security/malwareremove/default.mspx

ray


On Friday May 27 2005 21:58, Chopin Cusachs spake:
>
> I did leave my dial-up connection on all afternoon one day and
> some spammer managed to bounce a lot of messages through
> my machine, as I discovered from both many delivery failures
> and a nasty message from my ISP.    So I have Zone Alarm on
> all our machines.  It reports over 5,000 attempted intrusions at
> this machine in the last month, with 284 high-rated.   So if I get
> DSL set up out here, I can expect a certain amount of garbage.
>

Gaa, your machine is infected. I'd run an antivirus scanner (norton?), 
plus spyware removal tools (spybot and ad-aware), if I were you.


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