On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, Matthew Cline wrote:

> <iframe src=cid:V34tfyBO41605h49r height=0 width=0>
> </iframe>
>
> Since "V34tfyBO41605h49r" is the sound file, a mail reader with better HTML
> rendering would have created a frame with the sound file as it's source, thus
> automatically playing it.  No need to click an attachment; just look at that
> message and it starts blaring out it's message at you.
>
> We should probably check for frames and iframes that have a height or width
> of zero, since invisible frames are probably up to no good.

Did you play it? (or at least look at it more closely) Is it really a
sound file? Some viruses lately are wandering around with different
filenames and content-types. foo.exe and audio/wav, that sort of thing.

(I'll bet that /<i?frame /i itself is a decent spam indicator ...)

-- 
Charlie Watts
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