Re: Suspcicious e-mail possibly spoofed from Innopac?// VIRUS !!

[Tom Klingler <tk@xxxxxxxxxx>]

This message that Laura refers to is a virus spreader.  The  ZIP 
attachment that came with it contains a virus.  Your local network 
administrator has likely seen tons of messages like this in the past 
couple days. Delete the message and delete its attachment without 
opening it.

Tom Klingler
Kent State



Laura Peil wrote:

> I received this today on the list.
>
> It looks suspicious and I will not follow up on it as it instructs
> until I am convinced it is legitimate.
>
> lp
>
>
>
> Dear user  of Innopacusers.org gateway  e-mail  server,
>
> We warn you about some attacks on your e-mail account. Your computer
> may
> contain viruses,  in order to keep  your computer and e-mail account
> safe,
> please, follow the instructions.
>
> Advanced details  can be found in  attached file.
>
> For  security  reasons attached  file is password protected.  The
> password is "18838".
>
> Best wishes,
>   The Innopacusers.org  team                               
> http://www.innopacusers.org 
>
>
> --- StripMime Report -- processed MIME parts ---
> multipart/mixed
>  text/plain (text body -- kept)
>  application/octet-stream
> ---
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> Laura L. Peil, MLIS
> Resource Center Library Coordinator 
> Regional Education Center
> Saginaw Valley State University
> 7400 Bay Road
> University Center, MI 48710
> email: llpeil@xxxxxxxxxx
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