aparantly it was designed to slow the web down, and its proved that, but
also aparantly it infects by not even opening an attatchment but it could
possibly have vb script within a html email :\
On Wed, Aug 20, 2003 at 11:11:43AM -0400, andu wrote:
Is this worm/virus windows specific?
It
Get your mail sysadmins to install spamassassin, which I believe is OpenSourced PHP,
and the filter your {SPAM} directly into the garbaaage. if everyone did this, and
therefore stopped opening dangerous mail, maybe we could slow some of this down. :) Oh
well, just my 2ยข
On Wed, Aug 20, 2003
Hi,
Though many consider netscape to be a poor alternative to explorer as a
browser, it's far superior to outlook when it comes to mail. Far safer
too. :-)). Most of us on linux use mozzilla for everything - browsing,
chatting and email.
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aparantly it was designed to
As an aside... I wonder what the ratio is of emails *from* the virus vs.
emails *about* the virus. The latter certainly doesn't help the impulse
response of the attack. :-)
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yes my spamassasin does this it adds spam like {spam?} and viruses {virus?}
how can i filter that though in outlook like the damn thing only filters
emails.
Get your mail sysadmins to install spamassassin, which I believe is
OpenSourced PHP, and the filter your {SPAM} directly into the
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
Get your mail sysadmins to install spamassassin, which I believe is OpenSourced PHP
SpamAssassin is perl combined with C-code. Not PHP.
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On Wed, Aug 20, 2003 at 11:11:43AM -0400, andu wrote:
Is this worm/virus windows specific?
It appears so but considering a good percent of users are MS/Outlook
users this is a bad one. Got over 100 yesterday, 100+ the day before and
looking at the same today. Considering I hardly ever have
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