Help with mailer-daemon question

In the last two days I have received six mailer-daemon e mails informing me
that I sent an infected attachment to a friend at AOL and that it was being
returned to me. This person is in my OE Address Book, but I have not
communicated with her for a very long time.
What does this mean and what can or should I do about it?


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