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Message-ID: <20040216013738.76169.qmail@web13904.mail.yahoo.com>
From: djcapelisp at yahoo.com (D.J. Capelis)
Subject: http://federalpolice.com:article872@...5686747

--- Erik van Straten
<emvs.fd.3FB4D11C@....tn.tudelft.nl> wrote:
> Hi Nicola,
> 
> It's not a zip file, not an applet, but a plain EXE
> file. Seems
> compressed somehow, no time to figure it out now.
> Dunno why Mozilla
> runs this (I don't like it).
> 
> If something showed up in your status bar, you
> should definitely assume
> your box was compromised.
> 
> Take care out there,
> Erik

Something showed up in my status bar too.  However,
there should be no worries for users running the web
browser with the proper permission levels, the box is
probably not compromised yet.

I'm going to investigate, it looks like the file is
likely something that runs under windows, so I'm going
to make sure FireFox didn't go ahead and nicely start
it with wine for me... (I doubt it, but it may be good
to check)

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