Weird EMail Q. - 2004-02-06 - By Wakko
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Hi Kris,
I can almost guarantee it's a virus. scr is either a Windows screensaver or
a script. The way you received it I'm betting it's a script. Anyhow, never
open attatchments received in email. Just delete it.
Rick
> Hi, I received an email from "truespace@(protected)", the body
> said: The message cannot be represented in 7-bit ASCII encoding and has
> been sent as a binary attachment." THe attachment is named "message.zip",
> and the file inside the zip is called "message.scr".
>
> I'm not getting any header info showing up.
> Roman or anyone, is this legitimate? I seem to remember that *.scr files
> can hold viruses, so, I'm wondering whether the message is legit and safe
> to opn (but what *is* an SCR file...?), or whether someone is onl;y
> pretending to be from Caligari.
>
> ((I didn't just reply to it because, if it is someone just pretending to
be
> Caligari, they'd just fool me again, so I figured I'd ask y'all...))
>
> Thanks for your patience and any clues (since I have none =;-o !)
>
> - Kris
>
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>
> - Kris M. Krieger
> http://www.pterochromics.com
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