Thanks. But I'm not going to always be right, or always be around.
Besides, that alerter service might be ours that you're paying for. :-)
Mass broadcasts take more time to set up than me sending off an email. :-)
Jimmy
-----Original Message-----
From: VICTORIA.EVANS@private
To: Kuo, Jimmy
Cc: 'crime@private '; owner-crime@private
Sent: 8/1/03 2:37 PM
Subject: RE: CRIME The New Worm
Well you sure hit the nail on the head with that one, Jimmy. It
definitely
went "Ballistic". Your heads-up was an hour faster than any of our
pricey
priority alerter services. Think of all the money my company could save
if
I could convince management to cancel those subscriptions and simply
subscribe to the CRIME list. ;-)
Vikki
"Kuo, Jimmy"
<Jimmy_Kuo@avert To:
"'crime@private '" <crime@private>
labs.com> cc:
Sent by: Subject: RE: CRIME The
New Worm
owner-crime@private
dx.edu
08/01/2003 02:00
PM
Unrelated events.
That is, someone on this list could be infected. But you aren't
receiving
it *through* the mailing list. And I don't recognize your email
address,
so
I don't think you email much here for someone on this list to capture
your
address and then send you the worm.
The worm comes from someone who has your address in his address book.
And likely the timing is due to my sending the message to CRIME with the
anticipation that it was going to go much more ballistic than what we
already were seeing at the lab.
Jimmy
-----Original Message-----
From: soren.j.winslow@private
To: crime@private
Sent: 8/1/03 12:54 PM
Subject: CRIME The New Worm
I got the email from this list about that new worm. Since then I have
received three emails with that file attached. The only thing I can
think of is that it is coming from someone on this list?
Is this happening to anyone else?
Soren
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