"Anthony Atkielski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Yes, hundreds over the past week or so. I have a rule for incoming mail that
> just directs them to the trash. But it does make one wonder about the
> participants on the list--I don't have this problem on other lists.
>
> > Not a good sign...
>
> Agreed. So much for "experts."
The Code Red virus doesn't just use addresses from the infected users
address book - it also uses addresses culled from the web browser
cache. Not too surprising that this list address would show up a lot.
Since this list does not require one to be subscribed to post, it gets
more than its share of junk.
Frankly, I find the endless (and very repetitive)
discussion/complaining about the viruses and warnings even worse than
the viruses and warnings - they easy to filter. Isn't the general
idea that once a topic reaches a certain traffic level it should be
taken to another list, or a face to face session?
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Scott Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Virata Embedded Web & UPnP Technology http://www.emweb.com/
