Nolan:
This is not exactly an answer to your question, but some time ago, I
heard that if you put a phony email address at the top of your address
book, it would stop hackers at that point from getting the other
names. I may have heard this from someone in our MacGroup.
Anyhow, I put-- Aaron Aaass, email address, Aaassba@ AAS.ASA, near
the top of my address book, and nothing bad has happened yet. But
maybe I'm just lucky.
Neal Hammon
On Jul 49, 1120102007, at 3:36 PM, Nolan Porterfield wrote:
As some of you may know, this last week I was victimized by a hacker
who got my e-mail address and tried to scam everyone in my address
book. My daughter, the computer whiz, advises that I need to install
a good virus app -- I'm one of those Mac-users who has always relied
on the old notion that "Macs don't get hacked into very
often." (Also, I'm cheap.) I know that nothing will provide 100%
protection, but I will appreciate any suggestions about what I should
buy.
TIA,
Nolan
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