[Sca-cooks] (no subject) WARNING

[Patricia Dunham]

thanks, Bear.  of course, I delete them immediately, although I do usually open the email and read the url, just in case somebody is being REALLY clueless, but legit.  but of course never click the link!  this is, I assume, the "modern" version of opening an attachment from an unknown source? 8-)  c.

On Nov 8, 2011, at 2:01 PM, Terry Decker wrote:

> Checking the computer for malware is a good idea, but in this case I think the messages are coming from another computer with the Sender addresses being spoofed.  A cursory examination of the URLs in the message suggests that in this case they point to malicious webpages that have been corrupted by an SQL injection attack on Joomla! or Mambo.  I've been deleting these one liner URLs from a number of sources for over a year now.
> 
> Bear
> 
> 
>> two of these dratted (no subject) things showed up in my noon-Pacific mail pick-up.  different urls in each
>> 
>> jwills at aol dot com and Raphaella di Contini, have your address books been hacked?
>> 
>> hope not, but looks bad,
>> chimene
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