I am sure that the virus spoofed Brian's email and sent to the list.
Probably neither He nor His machine sent this out and, unfortunately, this
not be the last time this list gets an email with the virus in it, maybe
even from his (spoofed) account.
"Johnny
Lauridsen" To:
<brian.hayes@uclalumni.net>, <ebxml-dev@lists.ebxml.org>
<jl@edimatic.dk> cc:
Subject: SV: rebecca
03/02/2004 03:19
AM
Hello
How come .exe files are sent to the ebxml-dev list - these have the
potential to contain viruses and so forth
Best regards
Johnny Lauridsen
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Sendt: 1. marts 2004 15:15
Til: ebxml-dev@lists.ebxml.org
Emne: rebecca
Looking forward for a response :P
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