Anyone know how to report the following person who has sent out about 30 emails to myself and my client with viruses?
There email address is: [email protected]
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:14,
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There email address is: [email protected]
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From: Agnes
To: MY EMAIL ADDRESS
Subject: Fw: 5
Date: Sun,12 Oct 2003 22:05:17 PM
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I found an almost invisible way to fuck up your optic mouse!
A small cat hair was crossing my mouse lens...so small I could hardly see it...and my cursor was going nucking futs!
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:23,
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A small cat hair was crossing my mouse lens...so small I could hardly see it...and my cursor was going nucking futs!
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:27,
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10111001100100000011011100110111100100000011000
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:29,
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I resent that implication!
It never happened!
You have no proof!
I'm going to mexico!
/whoosh
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:30,
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It never happened!
You have no proof!
I'm going to mexico!
/whoosh
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:32,
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:36,
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:27,
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come on linkmonsters
what was that one binary/english translator site?
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:30,
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what was that one binary/english translator site?
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:35,
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01000010011011000110111101101111011001000111100100100000011001110110010101100101011010110111001100101110
that is all!
but yes. Lets not start!
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:31,
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that is all!
but yes. Lets not start!
inetnum: 81.152.0.0 - 81.152.250.255
netname: BT-CENTRAL-PLUS
descr: IP pools
country: GB
admin-c: PC487-RIPE
tech-c: SR401-RIPE
status: ASSIGNED PA
remarks: Please send abuse notification to [email protected]
mnt-by: BTNET-MNT
mnt-lower: BTNET-MNT
mnt-routes: BTNET-MNT
changed: [email protected] 20021113
source: RIPE
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:22,
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netname: BT-CENTRAL-PLUS
descr: IP pools
country: GB
admin-c: PC487-RIPE
tech-c: SR401-RIPE
status: ASSIGNED PA
remarks: Please send abuse notification to [email protected]
mnt-by: BTNET-MNT
mnt-lower: BTNET-MNT
mnt-routes: BTNET-MNT
changed: [email protected] 20021113
source: RIPE
And I'll tell you what - I bet it stays. I'm not taking it out for him.
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:18,
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That's no fun.
You never replied to my 4rthur, you evil sod.
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:20,
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You never replied to my 4rthur, you evil sod.
let me go check my 4rthur for messages.
login: zog
pass: evil sod
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:25,
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login: zog
pass: evil sod
but it's always fun to look at anyway.
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:27,
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well, I'm sick actually. a cold. not fuzzbucket style sick.

speaking of which, how are you?
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:23,
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speaking of which, how are you?
I'm not too bad - drinking and that. Trying to build the stamina :)
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:43,
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otherwise go to btopenworld.com and fill in a contact sheet bout it
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:16,
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[email protected] , but I couldn't find the list of forms/emails.
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:17,
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chances are high, considering recent viruses, that they didn't send them either; rather, they probably came from someone who has you both in their email address book
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:17,
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I for one was getting about 50 in a day on my ntl account. You'll probably find that thats not the person, but if you sent the source code to microshaftsoft they may be able to help
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:21,
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why should MS care, they don't make virus killers
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:21,
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they merely make the delivery system, Windows...
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:28,
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Then you should be smart enough to know that few viruses these days actually originate from the address in those headers. This may be too simple, but why not just create a rule to auto-delete anything from that user?
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:30,
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it was probably a virus U have sending to people in your address book, hence why your client got it!
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:31,
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he has himself in his own address book... why would he do that, pray tell?
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Sun 12 Oct 2003, 22:33,
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