> From: Jim Busse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Fri, 12 May 2000 10:11:36 -0700 > > I get 240 emails/day. > > about 15% have executable attachments, because that's the way developers use > mail, we attach self-expanding zip files. > > My organization has about 100 people that fall into this category. First off, not only would you all save space if you stopped exchanging self-extracting (executable) archives, but your organization would be far less vulnerable. Use the ordinary zip files instead. > I find it unacceptable that you are asking some console operator to > 1. Determine if my zip files are legitimate.... By "console operator", I mean you, the user, or whoever is sitting at your keyboard when your mail is being read. Cheers, James
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