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Possible virus AAW list
TDaniel
>I just received 2 messages from different sources that had an attachment that was supposed to be a list of AAW clubs. I did not open either but then I got an email saying this is a hoax and a possible virus. The first email was supposed to have come from Maurice Clabaugh. Here we go again.......
TD
Re: Possible virus AAW list
Glenn Hodges
>Thanks Terry, lots of loosers with nothing to do in this world. What kind of kicks can they get doing this unless they are mentally off? It just might be the small penis syndrone.
Nashville, Georgia
Re: Possible virus AAW list
Terry Quiram
>I have had 3 infected emails so far today. Norton caught all of them. I AGREE WITH GLEN!!!!
Terry
Re: Possible virus AAW list
Jeff Jilg
>I verified with AAW's hosting service that their email server is not infected.
Almost every mass mailer virus of the past year, spoofs the 'From' address of any email it sends. Due to the design of SMTP, it is possible for anyone, including spammers and viruses, to forge a 'From' address using any domain name. So if your emails even appear to be from AAW - it's probable they didn't originate there.
If you find problems which appear to originate from AAW email lists or the website please use the AAW forums or email the AAW webmaster ID directly.
thanks,
Jeff Jilg
AAW webmaster
Re: Possible virus AAW list
Doug jones
>Its a lot like the radar gun and radar detector thing. You make a better gun and I'll make a better detector. You make a better virus protector and I'll make a better virus. Not justifying the people making the viruses, just giving a possible insight. That and what was said earlier.
Re: Possible virus AAW list
Dick Hines
>We have had 3 viruses this week at work and now one I have to keep track of at home. If I could catch one of these guys I could find a good use for a BIG hollowing tool.