SCN: Suspicious Sending

[J. Johnson]

MS software is endemically buggy.  If you use it you should keep on top of
the various patches from MS.  Check their website.  Also check with CERT
(www.cert.org) for current happenings, useful pointers, and links to
related sites. 

"Suspicious" mail can be safely read on SCN, because we use different
and more robust software, and we don't enable various dubious "features".
Of course, if you download it to your own machine you are on your own.

=== JJ =============================================================

On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, emailer1 wrote:

> I have received several security update sendings purporting to be from Microsoft.  However, when I went to open one of them, Explorer said that the publisher (of the message) could not be confirmed because the (something) code could not be authenticated.
> 
> Therefore, I did not open it.
> 
> Do any of the SCNA gurus have solid information about this supposed security update?
> 
> I am not forwarding the message in question on the assumption that the gurus are aware of it and that the message could be trouble.  However, if requested, I will gladly forward it.
> 
> 
> 

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