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A second virus has come through the SCOUG mail server.  This  
one originated at the same ISP as the one last week and  
apparently got through in the same way, to wit by spoofing  
the "From:" header line so that the message appears to be  
from a valid sender.  (We don't have virus filtering on the  
SCOUG mail server.)  
 
Since the same ISP originated both messages, you may want to  
filter this specific ISP out of your incoming email with an  
ISP-specific filter.  One such filter would be to check  
each message's header "Received:" lines for the ISP's  
identification string which is "prod-infinitum.com.mx".  
 
For techies . . .  
 
Following are the comparative message header lines for the  
9Jun and 16Jun virus messages:  
 
  Received: from scoug.com (dup-200-95-122-102.prod-infinitum.com.mx  
[200.95.122.102] )  
  Received: from scoug.com (dsl-201-128-236-146.prod-infinitum.com.mx  
[201.128.236.146] )  
 
Verifying the originating ISP's IP address . . .  
 
  [G:\]nslookup 200.95.122.102  
  Server:  vnsc-pri.sys.gtei.net  
  Address:  4.2.2.1  
  Name:    dup-200-95-122-102.prod-infinitum.com.mx  
  Address:  200.95.122.102  
 
  [G:\]nslookup 201.128.236.146  
  Server:  vnsc-pri.sys.gtei.net  
  Address:  4.2.2.1  
  Name:    dsl-201-128-236-146.prod-infinitum.com.mx  
  Address:  201.128.236.146  
 
- Peter  
 
 
 
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