during last weekend, I received several hundred of the the latest ms
'virus' emails, all about 100k, with about 7 different subjects. on Monday,
the flow slowed down, just maybe a hundred or so all day, and, I assumed
the worst was over, so to speak.

However, between Tuesday and Wed this week, I received in excess of 1,000
emails in say 12 hours, and, when I looked at it in the afternoon, I was
getting one new mssg every minute.

looking at mailboxes of several hundred users, it was only my own email
that was being hit so much, likewise, the admin of email on other servers
where my server is hosted doesn't see *that many* virus hits across his
servers.

Suggestions were made to me that perhaps I was 'targeted' with it ?

- how much of the crap are others getting ?

the actual payload dosn't worry me, but, I don't want to pay for the
traffic, so, in the end, as an interim measure, I've deleted my own email
address (as to refuse this crap at smtp server)

I suppose the only way to stop it, traffic-wise, would be to filter
upstream ?

I thought ms tax only applied when you bought a new PC, seems, ms tax is a
lot broader



Voytek Eymont
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