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----- Original Message -----
From: Cary Fitch
Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2004 6:48 AM
Subject: Fw: You sent potentially unsafe content: Spam and
VIRUS I "sent as an attachment" an email I
received, to Spamtrap3, which I knew was a fake "Security Center Announcement",
puportably from Microsoft. It had some active-x content, which my browser
blocks, and my browser said "it might not display properly because I was
blocking active-x".
I sent it because it was spam and I
received it, and if others received it they might be tempted to download
the claimed patch, which would really be a virus. However, I got back the
below message from Vircom. My question would be "Why I got the message
from them but I didn't reject the original mail?" (with the same
message)?
The original mail is a "Microsoft"
looking message purporting to warn
MicroSoft
News etc...
Cary Fitch
----- Original Message -----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2004 5:07 PM
Subject: You sent potentially unsafe content: Spam and
VIRUS
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Title: Untitled Document
- [Modus] Fw: You sent potentially unsafe content: Spam and... Cary Fitch
- [Modus] Fw: You sent potentially unsafe content: Spa... Cary Fitch
- [Modus] Fw: You sent potentially unsafe content: Spa... Lapo Nustrini
- [Modus] Fw: You sent potentially unsafe content:... Micha�l Gaudette
- [Modus] Fw: You sent potentially unsafe content:... Dave Joyce
