Re: Strange audio spam

On Mon, 8 May 2017, Charles Sprickman wrote: I wonder if rather than spam, it’s trying to exploit something? I know that both on windows and mac, I’ve occasionally seen patches for native and third party players. I'd say that is a very likely scenario. Have you tried uploading the sound fil

Re: Strange audio spam

I wonder if rather than spam, it’s trying to exploit something? I know that both on windows and mac, I’ve occasionally seen patches for native and third party players. Here’s an example from VLC: https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/15888 > On May

Re: Strange audio spam

Hi, On Mon, May 8, 2017 at 7:30 AM, David Jones wrote: > From: do...@mail.com > >>I received this very unusual email a few days ago. It (or another >>email), timed out my spamassassin check (which is a first). > >>I'm interested if this mail is legit, or if it's just a new trap. > >>> Return-Pat

Re: Strange audio spam

From: do...@mail.com   >I received this very unusual email a few days ago. It (or another >email), timed out my spamassassin check (which is a first). >I'm interested if this mail is legit, or if it's just a new trap. >> Return-Path: >> Received: from racolage.xxx ([216.51.232.227]) by mx.ma

Re: Strange audio spam

On 5/5/2017 8:53 PM, do...@mail.com wrote: I received this very unusual email a few days ago. It (or another email), timed out my spamassassin check (which is a first). I'm including the full text of the spam below along with all of the headers. I'm interested if this mail is legit, or if it's

Strange audio spam

I received this very unusual email a few days ago. It (or another email), timed out my spamassassin check (which is a first). I'm including the full text of the spam below along with all of the headers. I'm interested if this mail is legit, or if it's just a new trap. I have skipped through parts