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Message-ID: <405F7590.6050001@egotistical.reprehensible.net>
From: ge at egotistical.reprehensible.net (Gadi Evron)
Subject: viruses being sent to this list

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| Today's spoof, of an email supposedly coming from me with an infected
| file was a cute trick by whatever kiddie, but doesn't really bother me.

I am sorry if this was not clear - it is possible this spoof was done
un-intentionally by an infected system, but the idea behind my email stands.

| However, the mailing list has become, in a growing trend, a means by
| which people transfer viruses, whether it is their intention or if they
| got "0wned" is irrelevant, distributing malware is illegal, and should
| be dealt with by the list owners.

I stand by it being irresponsible, and I do believe it is illegal,
however, laws in different countries vary, so as I can not cite any
ruling at the moment, I'd rather take the "illegal" part back until I
can cite something.

Spreading malicious code, though, I am pretty sure *is* illegal in the
US, anyone with knowledge in this subject who can correct me or back me
up, please do so.

Other than that, I wasn't looking to start a discussion, I await the
response of the list managers.

	Gadi Evron.
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