If I remember right, .scr files were like screensaver executables that
in the old/naive/win98 days, meaning auto-infection on run.
Run file against it on a linux box, probably find it to be a win32
executable with some nasty payload. Probably hoping to find those
unpatched winxp (and prior) boxes still floating around out there.
Odd, spam seems to be on the rise once again. Meh, so 90's... After
almost a good 15 years on this email spam free, I started getting
hammered recently with various phish links and nasty windoze executable
attachments. Back to basics I suppose.
-mb
On 11/10/2014 03:19 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Today, I received an email containing a document with this name:
_efax_msg1110.scr
And I cannot figure out how to open, view, or convert it to something
that I can view or read.
After searching the 'net, I still can't find a solution.
Help.
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