> On 22 Apr 2016, at 10:47, Brad Macpherson wrote:
>
> I get a couple of these each day - they started (for me) in November last
> year, all claiming to be from UK-based companies. It’s gradually shifted to
> US-based companies over time.
/sorry about the top-post...
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Please post to: Hamp
I get a couple of these each day - they started (for me) in November last year,
all claiming to be from UK-based companies. It’s gradually shifted to US-based
companies over time.
Cheers
Brad
> On 22 Apr 2016, at 09:54, Chris. Aubrey-Smith wrote:
>
> I've seen a few like this. Some may be ma
I've seen a few like this. Some may be malicious, but some look as if they
had simply been mis-directed. Obviously not for me: kill it.
There seems to have been a general increase in spam e-mail from Murrkin
sources, especially those offering to help with exploiting US-government
housing and welfa
On 21/04/16 21:10, Ian Park wrote:
> "Purchase Order, 11300 / 0002323808, has been Dispatched. Please detach
> and print the attached Purchase Order."
>
> The attachment was a .tgz file containing a 6.2kB javascript file - a
> method of attack which I haven't seen before. Needless to report that
I received one this morning.
I did not recognise the sender.
I deleted it.
If I think these _might_ be genuine, I normally check the routing
information within he mail header. Usually there's some mismatch in
IPs/hostnames/etc..
On 21/04/16 21:10, Ian Park wrote:
Hi all
I received a suspic
Hi all
I received a suspicious email today, purporting to come from Covance (a
web search showed Covance to be an apparently genuine organisation doing
contract clinical research on drug development and animal testing). The
text of the email was:
"Purchase Order, 11300 / 0002323808, has been
