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Subject: MS Outlook & Melissa Like Viruses
From: Andy Ciordia (andy.ciordiagoingv.com)
Date: Thu Apr 13 2000 - 13:49:54 CDT

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As I post this, the windows portion of the office is sending out apologies
for sending a melissa like virus out to the masses. I know their are NT
filtering solutions to this, but the only thing NT in this office is our
phone system. Is there anything I can tie into postfix to act as a
scanner for strange virus like activity?

The only thing cute about this was the chuckle the unix portion of the
office got as our pines were filled with identical messages.

Your ideas are appreciated, with my fire fighter cap donned I begin to
search for solutions.

- -A

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