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Peter Skye wrote:  
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> > Just got a virus email with a well-hidden . . .  
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> It was the brand-new MyDoom virus.  
 
I received about 2 MB of these things overnight.  
 
Setting up a filter should be done on the body, not the header, because  
the thing spoofs other peoples' email addresses so you also receive it  
as a "bounceback" when the To address fails or it is refused by a  
virus-blocking email server.  
 
My Netscape 2.02 doesn't allow filtering on the body, but the following  
string should work for a body filter so give it a try:  
 
    UzMjAmqZpurgnsKyoo  
 
The above string is part of the zipped attachment containing the virus.   
Just about any part of the attachment should work as a filter string,  
though I don't know the format of a Zip file so I recommend you not use  
anything in the very beginning of the file because that portion might be  
a "standard header" which is on all zip files.  
 
- Peter  
 
 
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