all of these viruses tend to fake from addresses using other emails in the addressbook of the infected person. possibly also from emails appearing in any messages in their inbox. so you are likely to get faked virus emails from everyone who has recently posted on the pd-list, if someone else on the pd list gets a virus.
so, the upshot of this is that replying to a virus email with "you have a virus" is generally useless and only adds to the annoyance caused.
the only thing you can do is to make blanket requests such as, "if you are going to use outlook, please don't open attachments. p.s. rats learn faster than this"
but, maybe i'm just in a bad mood ;)
pix.
On Sat, 07 Jun 2003 11:16:23 +0200 Herr Reinhard Gretzki gretzki@claranet.de wrote:
I also got a mail with an *.exe. attachment from the email adress: marius.schebella_a_t_netcabo.pt
At first i wondered why i should get a direct mail from the pd list when i subscribed just for the digest...so this is a virus (bugbear?).
Reinhard
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