To: JohnathanRGalt
Has this exploit been confirmed on all browsers, or is only Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) vulnerable? Do tell...
2 posted on
10/29/2003 2:58:27 PM PST by
Prime Choice
(I want to be immortal. Then I'll never have to vote Democrat.)
To: JohnathanRGalt
I never click on those links anyway. Just tells them they have an active email account. Thanks for the warning. I have a yahoo account I use.
3 posted on
10/29/2003 3:00:55 PM PST by
.38sw
To: JohnathanRGalt
Aha!. That is why my yahoo e-mail sucks and my hard drive was acting funky. Do you know a way out of this mess?
To: JohnathanRGalt
Yet another reason to not use Outlook, IE, or Windows. This isn't affecting any Yahoo users on Macs or Linux boxes...
5 posted on
10/29/2003 3:07:07 PM PST by
Doug Loss
To: JohnathanRGalt
SpamGuard has been improved just today, by my reckoning. You can report as message as spam and delete it with one click. I have been doing so. ZAPZAPZAP!!!
Death to Spam!
8 posted on
10/29/2003 3:28:39 PM PST by
Ronin
(Qui docet discit!)
To: JohnathanRGalt
Thanks for the information. I was wondering why I have had so many more spam messages making their way into my Yahoo mail box lately. I never open mail I don't recognize and just trash it, but I took a look at what was in my trash folder and was surprised at how many seem to fit exactly the pattern you discribed.
9 posted on
10/29/2003 3:46:18 PM PST by
Flying Circus
(As you do pray, so you do believe)
To: unix; rdb3
sigh.... malicious web code is anything, but unusual.
To: JohnathanRGalt
I pasted the long URL into Mac OS X Safari, and it brought up a normal web page for an insurance company. There were crashes or anything to indicate it was anything malicious or intended to hack into a computer.
22 posted on
10/30/2003 3:05:33 PM PST by
HAL9000
To: JohnathanRGalt
I never open anything from anyone I don't know.
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