Yep, got one too. Was using my XP box the last week (iBook finally
nearly brought back from the dead today) and Norton caught the message
as containing a virus. Looks like more from that ream o' virus emails
I posted about a week or two ago.
Somebody's taking this list to task. The cat's out of the bag, so to
speak, but it might be worth obfuscating the emails in the Biglist
archives.
Ruffin Bailey
On Tuesday, March 25, 2003, at 06:41 PM, Erik Eid wrote:
Did anyone else get an e-mail message titled "Have an excite Lady Day"
from
"stella-main@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"?
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.
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!)
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