> Did anyone else get an e-mail message titled "Have an excite Lady Day" from
> "stella-main@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"?
stella-main is one of the mailing lists hosted at SourceForge.net for
the Stella emulation project.
> 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!)
It's not a legitimate message. I'm guessing it's spam masquerading as
email from the stella-main mailing address.
I'm guessing over the last week or so I've seen about 30 "Have an excite
Lady Day" emails sent to my acm.org account. These masquerading email
worms/viruses are a major pain...
-- Brad
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