Am Sonntag 12 Juni 2005 02:19 schrieb Joe Smith:
> What is interesting is that this worm will not send to addresses that
> contain:
> berkeley
> bugs
> bsd
> fsf.
> gnu
> kernel
> linux
> mozilla
> unix
> the.bat
> root
> sendmail
> listserv
>
> So it looks like the worm tries to avoid open source
What is interesting is that this worm will not send to addresses that
contain:
berkeley
bugs
bsd
fsf.
gnu
kernel
linux
mozilla
unix
the.bat
root
sendmail
listserv
So it looks like the worm tries to avoid open source or free software sites.
The worm contains may other no-sends, in categogories l
Florian Weimer wrote:
> The string "Debian" was simply copied from your email address (and
> capitalized). The worm doesn't target Debian specifically.
That's far more sensical than expecting Debian developers to be using MS
Outlook.
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* Kevin Rosenberg:
> Florian Weimer wrote:
>> The string "Debian" was simply copied from your email address (and
>> capitalized). The worm doesn't target Debian specifically.
>
> That's far more sensical than expecting Debian developers to be
> using MS Outlook.
By the way, this isn't mere specu
* Kevin Rosenberg:
> I receieved a windows worm in a zip file with a message about my
> Debian account being suspended[1]. It seems odd that someone would
> bother targetting Debian developers with a Windows worm.
The string "Debian" was simply copied from your email address (and
capitalized). T
I receieved a windows worm in a zip file with a message about my
Debian account being suspended[1]. It seems odd that someone would
bother targetting Debian developers with a Windows worm.
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Kevin Rosenberg
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[1]
Dear user kmr,
It has come to our attention that your Debian
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