[muglo] Re: Download
- From: doug <samu@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "MUGLO Online" <muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 20 Nov 2002 16:36:58 -0500
>It also picks
>a name at random from that address book to use as the sender's email
>address. So, while the message looks like it came from paul, it didn't.
>But, as the person who IS infected had both MUGLO and Paul's email
>addresses in their address book, there is a *very* good chance that the
>person is a member of MUGLO.
Hmmm..... My ISP quarantines any mail with suspicious viruses, and a
number have been reported recently, from MUGLO with KLEZ.
Also, any number of us - as do i - have both addresses in our address
book. How would I go about finding if the culprit is me?
The pages say that only windows systems are infectable..... A Muglo user
on an PC?
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