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Message-ID: <013201c474e6$29d21370$a61110a2@GUNSTON>
From: staylo at agccs.lmco.com (Stephen Taylor)
Subject: outbind in MS outlook

I am in over my head technically on this. I just want to know if this is
suspicious or normal. In MS Outlook, received unsolicited email that
displayed the following link highlighted within the text of the message:
www.vault.com   source=<a href="www.vault.com">www.vault.com</a><br>

However, when I scroll over it in the preview window, I see this:
outbind://180-000000009E42528C7F33A643A5C67CAF54A413E604377100/www.vault.com

The long string of numbers is from Content.IE5.  Is this some kind of cross
scripting Java manipulation?

ST


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