I must hate me. Apparently, I have just tried to send myself a virus - which of course I haven't, my anti-virus is fine and my computer checks out OK.
So how do e-mail addresses get hi-jacked for this sort of nonsense? Can anyone point me at a suitable website to find out how? Many thanks, Malcolm > Dear Customer > > An e-mail addressed to you was intercepted by our mail > systems because it contained a known virus. We have deleted > the e-mail and the virus so that it poses no threat to your computer. > > The name of the virus was Worm/Netsky.D.Dam worm The address > it appears to have been sent from is [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > What do you need to do? > The virus has been identified and deleted, therefore you > don't need to do anything. If you know the person who the > infected mail appears to have come from, you may wish to > forward the details to them. However, this is entirely up to you. > > Please note, that we do recommend that you always run > up-to-date virus protection on your own computer. No system > is 100% effective and although the protection we offer will > remove a significant threat from viruses, it is vitally > important that you protect your computer as well.
