There is a small but interesting 'good' part of spam as it shows you
how the system works. However I cannot see how the following piece
got to me. I have removed the .exe part :-). From: net system
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon Oct 6, 2003 6:33:12 AM Australia/Perth
To: Internet Client <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: message user unknown
Attachments: There is 1 attachment
How does 'To: Internet Client <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>' get to me and
what is home server .com
Mac
They put your address in the BCC field, which doesn't appear in e-mail.
Homeserver.com is likely to be a totally unrelated site, although it
is in Korean(?).
If you get spam, it's likely that everything about it is faked
(including but not limited to the product it's selling).
Have fun,
Shay
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