Yes, I heard some comment today about the imitators. I figure it's just a
matter of time before the subject lines become indistingushable from real mail,
let alone the garden variety spam.
On a related topic, I've got some ideas for counter-measures, but I need some
specialized expertise. Anyone on this list knowledgeable about yacc and lex?
If so, please contact me directly via email.
THANKS!
--Bruce McCulley, CISSP
(Certified Information Systems Security Professional)
Thomas Charron wrote:
> As a small note, today we found ourselves infested by a derivative of
> the original, but with a subject "Re: funnys..", and the file attachment was
> named 'jokes'. Tipped me off when I saw the VBS icon on the atachment, but
> I sure came close.. :-P
>
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