Hi,
It is a little strange that noone from the apache team has stepped
forward to clarify that these are fake... since they are being sent
to an apache mailing list after all.
That depends on how you define stepped forward. We've identified
these as fake/virus emails early on. There was never
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What is this about? I am sure of one thing, I did not improperly use
anything. I don't know what you mean about resign[ing my]account
information either. Since there was no attached file, I assume my
security picked up an attempt to pass on a virus. Anyone else seeing these?
Michael
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:: From: Michael McGrady [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
:: Sent: Monday, March 08, 2004 8:39 PM
:: To: Tomcat Developers List
:: Subject: Re: Email account utilization warning.
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:: What is this about? I am sure of one thing, I did not improperly use
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Hi Michael,
I think the message itself is from a clever virus that is trying to get
you to open the attachment. I thought I saw another such email go by my
Inbox the other day that was signed The somethingelse.com team.
Fortunately, us Linux and Solaris folk don't have to worry about such
It is a little strange that noone from the apache team has stepped
forward to clarify that these are fake... since they are being sent
to an apache mailing list after all.
The clues I had that it was a fake:
1) Sent to an apache/jakarta mailing list... by apache.org.
2) Really poor grammar in the
Hi,
I got this email and I really do not know anything about the spam. If my account is
creating problems please unsubscribe me.
Thanks,
Lily Prasad
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Dear user, the management of Apache.org mailing system wants to let you know that,
Some of our clients complained
Lily,
The message that you received seems to be a new virus or trojan
circulating around, or else someone pumping the list for personal
information.
I would suggest that you _not_ open the attachment from that message, and
delete any messages purporting to come from [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
[EMAIL
