On 9/13/11 5:21 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
Also, if the email appeared to be coming from Richmond, there is a pretty good chance it didn't. Most spammers are smarter than that these days. Only way to tell is to look at the headers (if possible). What worries me is that Jacque also got emails from off list, suggesting common data access. It may be coincidence, it may not. When in doubt, assume enemy action.
The copies I received were not related to this list. One was from an old client of mine. I'm quite sure the RR lists aren't involved.
I did look at the headers, and the servers were all AOL servers (which were also the email addresses of the so-called senders.) My client contacted AOL about the problem and they are aware of some malware on their system. I didn't know Yahoo also had it, but it seems to have spread.
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