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Re: Spam - Snow white
Michael McDonald <michael.and.colleen.mcdonald@xtra.co.nz> wrote in
article <uz6d6.2103$4a.67567873@news.xtra.co.nz>:
>Whoops ... sent reply to author instead of group!
>
>Contrary to what you have said, a virus/worm is most likely to come from
>someone you know, as the email address comes from the transmitter's
>address book. The exception to this is where transmitter and receiver
>are part of a large organisation (thus very large address book). I've
>had many cases of the latter on my work computer very recently, and the
>only viruses I have received on my personal computer have come from
>firends.
In my case, every single copy of this virus I have recieved has gone to
usenet.spam@gunzel.net and not my real address. I only post using
usenet.spam@gunzel.net when I'm posting to newsgroups. All mail to this
address gets filed to a mailbox named appropriately "spam". I've notice
some spambots though have been intelligent enough to post something to the
address minus ".spam".
M.
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(To email me just remove ".spam" off my email address).
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