Erik Eid <eeid@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Did anyone else get an e-mail message titled "Have an excite Lady Day" from
>"stella-main@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"?
I haven't seen such a thing...
>It has a couple of attachments: add.scr and bookmarks.html. My Linux setup
>claims that ".scr" is an audio file, but I'm betting it's a Windows screen
>saver. It's also suspicious because if you view it as text, you'll find a
>reference to "FindNextFileA," definitely a Windows API call.
Suspicious nothing -- it's a virus, or it's spyware.
>Was this a legitimate message or was it a virus or spam masquerading as Stella
>mail? (Granted, it's not Stella listserv, but it's close!)
This is not -- I repeat NOT -- a legitimate message. Messages will always
come from @biglist.com, and if that ever changes, I'll let you know.
If anyone else got that, for goodness sakes don't open the attachments!
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|| Russ Perry Jr 2175 S Tonne Dr #114 Arlington Hts IL 60005 ||
|| 847-952-9729 slapdash@xxxxxxx [NEW!] VIDEOGAME COLLECTOR! ||
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