Yay, More Email Spam!

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Anyone else getting flooded with 418-420k messages with forged from addresses and headers, titles like "test" and "hello", no text and just a "readme.zip" attachment consisting of a readme.htm (many spaces) .scr file? Is this the new virus that's going around or something?

Tell me again why we don't draw and quarter spammers again?

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Darren said:

That's the new virus... we just got a message about it today here at work. Subjects include:

test
hi
hello
Mail Delivery System
Mail Transaction Failed
Server Report Status Error

None here yet, but it's just a matter of time.

christophe said:

It's the new virus W32/Mydoom@MM that's flooding mailboxes since yesterday and apparently is going to DDoS SCO.

Arcterex said:

Oh goody.... for me they started yesterday morning. If you are feeling left out I can install Windows, and then Outlook Express and I'm sure I can get some to you quick enough :)

Arcterex said:

Christophe - that's the funniest thing I've read all day. "A high-volume system like (Windows) that has been thoroughly tested will be by far the most secure"..... bwahahahhahaha.

christophe said:

To make Gates dream in perspertive, there is an interesting article at InfoWorld about a new security hole in IE.

"New Explorer hole could be devastating"

http://www.infoworld.com/article/04/01/28/HNiehole_1.html

I don't see how these holes would be unfixable, but hey I am just a programmer.

PS: I tried initially to post this comment on ufies but when I click preview I never get the next page.

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