I don't know for sure, but I think that spamers are trying to be more inventive since users are getting more vigilant against them. I get messages from my company's "Support Team" advising me about potential problems with virus laden attachments that have a pass word to open them. Well, I am my company's support team, and have never sent anything like that out. But the email is made to look like it came from our domain. I think that it is unlikely that your Mac has any sort of trojan, so I would just disregard it. That message was originally intended for novice PC users. Just consider your self luck that you are not a PC user. You would then have to have a crash course (no pun intended) in Spam, viruses, spyware, and security updates just to continue having a useable computer.
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