Re: Can one stop attachments to prevent DOS attack?
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Date: 09/26/03
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Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2003 16:35:58 GMT
In article <c99d2c79.0309260509.460f2193@posting.google.com>,
see_my_signature_for_my_real_address@hotmail.com (Dr. David Kirkby) writes:
> "Dr. David Kirkby" <see-my-signiture-for-email-address@nowhere.com> wrote in message news:<3F6E6096.73106623@nowhere.com>...
>> Hi,
>> I'm running a Sun Ultra 80 with Solaris 9. I only has a slow internet
>> connection (56 k), as there is no economic way to obtain a faster one in
>> this rural location.
>>
>> For the last few days I have noticed the LED on the modem which lights
>> during downloads, is on nearly all the time. Now I'm getting emails from
>> my ISP saying my mailbox is nearly full.
>>
>> I've now traced the problem. I'm getting sent the blinking Microsoft
>> Security Update patches on average about every 4 minutes.
>
> Does anyone have a clue when (if) this frigging thing is likely to
> stop ?
When it does something will take its place.... maybe even worse.
> Despite the fact I've posted to nesgroups with this email address for
> only a few days, the hotmail account is already overfull, so messages
> are bouncing.
WadeA minute - You hate M$ almost as much as I do but you have a hotmail
account?? I already suggested using netscape.net. Admittedly the 5 MB
limit and 2 MB attachment limit might be unacceptable..
> Hopefully if enough messages get bounced from
> everywhere, the ISP's like NTL who are happpy to forward on the
> viruses will wake up and realise it's not in their interest to do
> nothing.
Aparently they dont care or havent the infrastructure/expertise to
do anything about it.
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