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pawclaws
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Getting between three and five a day. I'm also receiving advisories and reject notices where my address has been used as the sender for e-mails containing virus attachments. So far I have been able to intercept and detect the text of all of these that I have been notified of and know that I do not have any of the recipients addresses in my e-mail address files. This means that someone who has my address in their files is infected with a virus. Check it out and scan it please. Norton has updated the virus scan every day for the past two weeks which is unusual. Normally they send updates about once a week. This would probably mean that there is increased virus activity. I added a program which will track a document to the source IPA and if the document is or contains a virus the ISP will normally agree to investigate the source of origination and turn their findings over to the Feds. Good idea to have such a program, especially if you should be intentionally targeted for whatever reason. So if anyone should have my e-mail address in their files please run your virus scan. If you receive an e-mail from me that is unexpected or looks suspicious; delete it immediately and advise me.