> DaZZa wrote:
>
> AT {You should get an "OK" reply}
> ATS0=3 {Again, you should get an OK reply from the modem}
Is there a difference between incoming and outgoing? I've always been able
to *receive* <insert naughty bits here>, but I just tried to send another
example I'd seen and the obvious happened. ;)
Basically the example was a combination of all the sick and twisted headers
you could imagine. The ATH attack, an internet TV "make this email's text
and background black with CSS" header, and one to wrap up the mail into an
unreadable attachment when viewing it in Outlook Express.
Beating MS at their own unreadability games.
- Jeff
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