BTW, when you think of it, it almost has to come deliberately from someone on the list. They would have to know that I am subscribed to the list, they would have to know how the list resets the mail. It is not the sort of thing e-mail bomb software does automatically.
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William Robb wrote:
----- Original Message ----- From: "graywolf"
Subject: PDML Virus Alert
I just received an e-mail purported to be from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] with a
subject of "Re: Your Software", and an attachment named
"application.pif".
If you get such a message do not open the attachment.
There are two things that should warn you: 1. The list will not
relay mail that
has attachments. 2. Anything you get with a .pif attachment is most
likely a
Trojan Horse type virus.
Luckily I run all other filters before the PDML one.
The email address is a spoof. If you pull the message source, you can probably trace the message back to the originator, if you are so inclined.
William Robb
-- graywolf http://graywolfphoto.com/graywolf.html
