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From: Chris Crowther <chrisc@shad0w.org.uk>
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On Sun, 29 Jul 2001, Paul G. Allen wrote:

> Well The e-mail looks like it may be a variation on SirCam or Code Red
> (I could be wrong). It appears to have its own mailer attached (from
> what I saw in the header - I have not opened the attached .zip) and it
> came from:

	It got caught by my AMaViS scan - apparently it's Worm.Music.

	Erm, appologise to everyone if it send the alert to the list - it
sends warning to the message sender as well...I think I might need to do
some modification to how it picks the person to warn.

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Chris "_Shad0w_" Crowther
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