Active e-mails

From: Don Carr (zl4ds_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 06/30/03

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    Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 01:33:43 -0700

    I recently had to rebuild an SBS Server after an attack.
    I saved the Exchange mailboxes, 35 Mbytes into a .pst
    archive. When I restored the mail into the new Exchange
    and opened it on a Win XP workstation, as I deleted each
    spam e-mail a user tried to logon to my nice new server.
    one user was "anecdotal" who popped up four times, and
    another who is written down but left at the
    server. "anecdotal" came from a dating service, the
    others from those offering bodily improvement.
    I think they were trying to logon to active something in
    the former server.
    The hack was to open port 3150 and netbios. Sufficient
    traffic built up on the ADSL to warrant investigation.

    Has anyone else had these active spam e-mails. They dont
    bother either Norton or Fprot, but they are mini Trojans.

    Don

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