Re: Mail Deliver Subsystem responses.

From: mae (agrannie_at_notemail.msn.com)
Date: 11/24/05

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    See:
    http://www3.ca.com/securityadvisor/virusinfo/virus.aspx?id=49473

    Or you can always go to your antivirus provider's site for the latest news. 

    --
mae
"elisheva29" <elisheva29@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:589FC054-0A70-4C06-84B2-5E5C1E853A0E@microsoft.com...
| What I am trying to tell you, though is that these "bounce-back" responses
| that I am getting are NOT taking the normal format for one of these virii.
I
| am getting password information and other things.  None of the addresses
are
| even REMOTELY familiar.  What you do not seem to understand is that my
| friends do not USE hotmail.  I use it for commercial purposes only.  WHY
am I
| suddenly getting messages bouncing back from hotmail addresses?  And yes,
| they are being directed to my junk e-mail folder, as apprpriate, but I am
| trying to figure out if something else is going on.  This just doesn't
seem
| to fit the normal profile of the virii that copy themselves out of the
| address books of others.  It also seems strange that I have received these
| mails as they don't LOOK like the normal computer-generated delivery
failure
| message.
| RE:
|
| This_is_an_automatically_generated_Delivery_Status_Notification.
|
| SMTP_Error_[]
| I'm_afraid_I_wasn't_able_to_deliver_your_message.
| This_is_a_permanent_error;_I've_given_up._Sorry_it_didn't_work_out.
|
| The_full_mail-text_and_header_is_attached!
|
| With a very small zip file attached that I am not going to open.  These
| messages seem not to be computer generated, or very crudely so...That is
why
| it seems so much different to me.  If you can show me someone that has
| received things like this that were a simple virus from another machine,
then
| I will feel better and notify my friends and hotmail...my issue is whether
it
| is a simple virus or something more.  I am also getting these emails:
|
| Account and Password Information are attached!
|
|
| ***** Go to: http://www.clmboh-mx-04.mgw.rr.com
| ***** Email: postman@clmboh-mx-04.mgw.rr.com
|
| Same configuration with the small zip attached.
|
| Am I crazy or is this stranger than I think?
|
|
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