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beware upload.ntlworl.com!
I've just fallen for typing my username and password into an FTP server at upload.ntlworl.com. Doh! At least I realised pretty quickly and have now changed my password.
One to watch out for. |
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i wondered what the hell you were on about for a minute until i read it properly :knock: , where did that come from :confused: |
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I think that recent ntl upgrades might have left us vulnerable.
I've just had an email 'returned' from "stephen@sauldharrison.com" because: "Your message (header below) has been deleted because of the following error: A virus of type Unidentified Virus was detected in attachment document.zip" No email sent to them by me and never had that kind of messangs sent to me. Virus check said everything OK. Any suggestions, anyone? |
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I don't think my address is one that would be guessed - I'm thinking that it must have been taken from a list. ? |
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I will email the abuse mailbox, but I doubt there's anything they can do (apart from warn other users).
SamSpade says that ntlworl.com is registered in Korea. |
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Thanks. I shouldn't have jumped to the conclusion that it was in any way ntl's fault. Habit I suppose. |
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I think ntlworl.com has a wildcard in its DNS since I can ping pretty much anything
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C:\Documents and Settings\Alan Waddington>ping *********.ntlworl.com |
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and the IP is also Korean - KOREA TELECOM to be exact.
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fiendish little buggers
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it comes in other forms too with headers on email such as Test etc. My office got bombarded with over 100 dodgy emails today :eek: The virus has spread like wildfire throughout the day. It's called Novarg or Mydoom depending on your A/V provider, and is potentially far bigger than SoBig which hit last year. Everybody should ensure they have updated their antivirus software, even if they only did so yesterday. |
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