I'm not sure what really happened. I
guessed:
1) Someone posted two empty messages
(#6341 & #6342) from Jim Kindley's
address. Each message has one
attachment, i.e. "To_reduce_the_tax.zip"
& "Taxes.zip" respectively.
2) Henry Clark found virus
"Trojan.Tooso.L" in (one of) the
attachments. The attachment(s) can't be
downloaded. (Probably, it was scanned
but not downloaded.)
# # # # #
In my private email system:
I have never received those two messages
because my ISP blockaded them.
I'm not sure why. Generally, my ISP
shields its customers from viruses.
# # # # #
Can someone trace those two messages?
# # # # #
Bye,
Suyono
wolfruin wrote:
guessed:
1) Someone posted two empty messages
(#6341 & #6342) from Jim Kindley's
address. Each message has one
attachment, i.e. "To_reduce_the_tax.zip"
& "Taxes.zip" respectively.
2) Henry Clark found virus
"Trojan.Tooso.L" in (one of) the
attachments. The attachment(s) can't be
downloaded. (Probably, it was scanned
but not downloaded.)
# # # # #
In my private email system:
I have never received those two messages
because my ISP blockaded them.
I'm not sure why. Generally, my ISP
shields its customers from viruses.
# # # # #
Can someone trace those two messages?
# # # # #
Bye,
Suyono
wolfruin wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected],
> Henry Clark <hwc99@y...> wrote:
> > Just wondering if anyone else found
> > a problem with this mailing. When I
> > attempted to look at the attachment
> > I got:
> >
> > Virus "Trojan.Tooso.L" found.
> > The file attached to this message
> > was infected with a virus that we
> > were unable to clean. You can not
> > download this attachment
> >
> > This message was sent me by Yahoo,
> > so no real damage was
> > done(presumably) -- JUST WONDERIN>
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > HWC99
>
> Hello Henry,
>
> I receive mails form Lasertank since
> 2001 and I never recieve any virus
> from this mailing list.
>
> But, anybody can make a mail with a
> virus in it, send it to you and make
> you believe that that comes from
> LaserTank. Viruses can do thes es
> stranges things. They can take control
> of a computer and send from it many
> mails with texts, files, alerts or
> spams... So, never open attached files
> from maling lists if you don't ask for
> theses files. (Never open attached
> files, save them to disk first and
> check for virus)
>
> > Thanks Donald, But that wont be
> > neccessary, I was just reading some
> > of the messages from the yahoo group
> > Just thought that it should be
> > looked into.
> >
> > Thanks
> > HEC99site.. It was one of the two
> > with no subject.
>
> Which one ?
> I never seen theses two mails in this
> list...
> But, I'm not perfect, can you told us
> the message numbers ?
>
> Bye,
> Yves Maingoy
>