I think I saw it but deleted it. I use gmail imap so maybe it was caught for
some people. It's not often we get any excitement on the users list and I just
got caught up in the moment. For a good look at malicious links culled from
spam go to http://www.phishtank.com/ . I used to rate them whe
On 26 March 2012 12:25, Robert Black wrote:
> I'm more inclined to go with the other guy Ron. Take your hard disk and mail
> it registered, to a proffesional high security crusher, and put the computer
> in a sealed plastic bag to have it incinerated. My god man, we are talking
> about having a
I'm more inclined to go with the other guy Ron. Take your hard disk and mail it
registered, to a proffesional high security crusher, and put the computer in a
sealed plastic bag to have it incinerated. My god man, we are talking about
having all our personal information compromised here. Don't b
The sourceforge mailing lists authenticate messages based on their 'From:'
address. If the 'From:' address is a registered user, the e-mail goes through
without human intervention. Its no more of an exploit than any other piece of
SPAM. It is more likely to pass SPAM filters, but the content of
Ron Jensen,
The message I received contains no links. It has no visible
content at all.
It does have 2 attachments, both small. I have not tried to
evaluate them.
Although I am not prone to panic, I am inclined to "act" when the
Hi there,
My system using Norton Internet Security 2011 flagged it as some type of
virus named "Fake App Attack: Fake AV Redirect 21".
Curtis W. Fox
Sr. Research Associate
Office : 466 ERC
University of Cincinnati
College of Engineering and Applied Science
School of Aerospace Systems
M.L. 70,
On Sunday 25 March 2012 12:54:56 Ted Clayton wrote:
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> I just got an email seemingly from the List, but has 2 attachments
> and no content. It looks potentially bad. I will retain
> it briefly in case you guys want any info fro
