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Is this being spoofed ?
I have had several e-mails in the past couple of days including 2 in the past hour, they all have a virus infected attachment which my AV and ZAPro have blocked. They are all "apparently" from the same Ntl source however the IP seems to resolve to a BT account.
The headers. Return-Path: <hywel.williams@ntlworld.com> Received: from D5DR2Q0J.com ([194.73.126.114]) by mta01-svc.ntlworld.com (InterMail vM.4.01.03.37 201-229-121-137-20020806) with SMTP id <20040608082302.QMSM19746.mta01-svc.n...m@D5DR2Q0J.com> for <*****@ntlworld.com>; Tue, 8 Jun 2004 09:23:02 +0100 Date: Tue, 08 Jun 2004 09:23:26 +0000 To: "Iadom" <******@ntlworld.com> From: "Hywel.williams" <hywel.williams@ntlworld.com> Subject: Re: Yahoo! Message-ID: <sunrwgtdygxvzefdbja@ntlworld.com> MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="--------lomwwwltooxwaokhipdm" |
Re: Is this being spoofed ?
Yes the address is most likely to be spoofed. If bt have a facility for reporting abuse fill that in with headers/ ip addresses etc. all the information that you have.
EDIT: abuse@btinternet.com or abuse@btopenworld.com MB |
Re: Is this being spoofed ?
Yes - these worms always spoof the sender/return path.
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Re: Is this being spoofed ?
D'ya think this is a spoofed address?
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I used to have one along the lines of letsmakelove@yourhouse.com :D |
Re: Is this being spoofed ?
I have received another 3 from the exact same source, hywel.williams@ntlworld.com with the IP 194.73.126.114 as the first "FROM" in the headers. Apart from the subject line in the e-mail all other details are the same. That makes 10 in the past week from this same PC.
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Re: Is this being spoofed ?
Maybe this guy has a virus and doesn't realise it?
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Should people be able to view email headers? Should firewalls have logs? Should the NHS increase coronary care funding? :D I dunno - I just give the Spam folder a quick glance and then choose "Empty folder". The spoofed sender won't have a clue so it's a bit pointless telling them. I get bounced virus-laden emails all the time. I never sent them and there's nothing I can do if someone wants to send emails as me - it's how the system "works". Maybe I'm too relaxed :)
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