[TowerTalk] virus

Tom Anderson WW5L at gte.net
Mon Mar 28 15:04:17 EST 2005


David:

Don't feel bad, the same thing is happening to me.  Someone's computer 
is sending infected e-mails to a DX club talk group where I'm the VP of 
the group that sponsors it.  I've put out e-mails saying its not me 
because the same IP address keeps coming back to a Comcast address in 
Oregon. Since the IP address stays the same its a good indication the 
modem of the infected computer is either cable or DSL.  I'm on dialup so 
my IP address changes every time I connect.

I've sent upmteen advisories out about this, but even firends of mine 
occasionally forget and send me an e-mail to check my AV which is 
updated constantly and my desktop scanned every morning at 3 a.m.

This infected e-mail with my spoofed address is obvious because every 
time it is sent out from whereever, the name of the organization is 
mispelled and it has a alias that I never have used, in addition to my 
spoofed e-mail address.  I finally just set up filters to filter it out 
of my computer(s) based on the mispelling and alias.

Tom, WW5L







David wrote:
> Hi.....I got an automated notice saying that I sent the Worm.Bagle.N virus in an email.  Apparently someone is using my email address to send viruses to the towertalk address.  It's not me.  I am running the latest version of Norton Anti-Virus and Internet Security.
> 
> 73,
> 
> David Lane, K4ZZR
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