Bob,
Here's the header on one I'm questioning:
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I'm thinking that either someone has spoofed the system, or your mail
server has been compromised. I noticed that one came through earlier in
html that had a ton of oriental lettering. This one with the header is
a "zoological astrology" or something.
Bob Tanner wrote:
>
> Quoting Shawn (fertch at mninter.net):
> > Bob, any chance that the Oriental e-mails that came through the list
> > yesterday have any relations? Anyone able to read them things??
>
> Don't know, but I contacted UUNet and Sprint and their filters are still getting
> a pounding. Mix of TCP, UDP and ICMP, so I need to keep it offline. :-(
>
> Sprint is working with their "other branch" (whatever that means) to help stop
> the attack.