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Diana van Driel <[log in to unmask]>
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Date:
Thu, 13 Sep 2001 14:25:29 +1000
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There is a virus attachment that comes with Emails containing the
phrase "I send you this file inorder to have your advice." I've had
over 50 of them in the last month. PC only virus of course; Macs are
safe. The attachment has many names and suffixes and the Email
subject line varies, but the phrase in the text of the Email is
always the same.

Diana

>I send this out in case others are receiving the same messages.
>
>Over the last couple of days I've received several messages from 'Sandeep
>Vansal' whose return e-mail address is indicated as
>[log in to unmask] , but trying to reply you get a 'following
>address had permanent fatal errors, reason: can't create (user) output
>file'.
>
>The e-mail subject lines have been variously:
>
>'Resig-AJ'
>'Immuno-404'
>'protein assay 4-20-00'
>
>The e-mail always has an attachment indicated which I haven't opened for
>obvious reasons.
>
>The message is always:
>
>"Hi! How are you?
>
>I send you this file inorder to have your advice.
>
>See you later.  Thanks."
>
>To my knowledge I don't know a 'Sandeep Vansal' (but at my age, I could
>easily have forgotten perhaps a past acquaintance!).
>
>I searched the U. Penn site for this name and found no trace.
>
>It's probably nothing, but you never know.
>
>Ray Hester
>[log in to unmask]


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Diana van Driel
Department of Clinical Ophthalmology
Sydney University
GPO Box 4337
Sydney NSW
AUSTRALIA 2001

Phone 61 2 938 27278/27395
Mob 0412 165 075
Fax 61 2 938 27318

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