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So, i was browsing my mail like every other day, but there's something on my inbox that i've never seen (not the usual newsletter stuff or facebook status stuff) this time it was about a facebook password reminder (???), 2 lanes of text and facebook written like facebook and not like Facebook (which is odd for Facebook to do that)

Anyways, here's the mail:


 
I don't get the purpose of this topic. ThePro, you've always said you're such a security specialist on a computer so you keep amazing me. Anyways post the full e-mail headers and it will become apparent that the mail isn't sent by Facebook.
 
Look, i was so sleepy i posted it wrong, I KNEW IT WAS A VIRUS, and i was so fucking sleepy i deleted the mail, i did look at the headers and it said something about a webhost, so yeah, not facebook.
 
BUMP

GOOD NEWS GUYS! today i got another mail! this time it's from UPS :biggrin:


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BTW, I know it's a virus...

EDIT: BTW, my e-mail provider (GMX) does use an antivirus, and it's norton, no wonder why it doesn't catch anything :tongue:
 
Panki said:
Bah, GMX sucks. I hate the advertisement they send you, and the whole site.
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What ad? i never got any ad, btw this time i saved the e-mail so now i got the extended header! :biggrin:

Return-Path: <parsercef10@bastaya.es>
X-Flags: 0001
Delivered-To: GMX delivery to <censored>@gmx.com
Received: (qmail invoked by alias); 20 Apr 2010 00:00:41 -0000
Received: from static-ip-203-89-172-86.watchdog.net.nz (EHLO static-ip-203-89-172-86.watchdog.net.nz) [203.89.172.86]
by mx0.gmx.net (mx088) with SMTP; 20 Apr 2010 02:00:41 +0200
Received: from 203.89.172.86 by mx-1.bastaya.es; Tue, 20 Apr 2010 11:59:47 +1200
Date: Tue, 20 Apr 2010 11:59:47 +1200
From: "UPS Support Lea Waldron" <delivery@ups.com>
X-Mailer: The Bat! (v2.00.5) Personal
Reply-To: parsercef10@bastaya.es
X-Priority: 3 (Normal)
Message-ID: <861809225.74837146684459@bastaya.es>
To: theprimeoptimus09@gmx.com
Subject: UPS Delivery Problem NR.4541615
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: multipart/mixed;
boundary="----------5772GDG2F941AFF"
X-GMX-Antivirus: 0 (no virus found)
X-GMX-Antispam: 4 (From SPF protected domain over unauthorized server);
Detail=5D7Q89H36p4foBdrngXLUs4J7BaZzW5I7PBWHeFZov3lOutYzGA/LPW9aOY4BLso8JNHb
sgjpHo0P8QknRj4ZdNt9v8bjJGOZsDEi3qfHJ4dRMjtpeeKF+SkpC0jbKGAzqq6BmFNQtG5zutuI
oJoqt30Yjm5thcFd37XclviV6sEcuWa2oyo+PxPOtbd5KmdJ37iOk2KGcM=V1;
X-GMX-UID: i9n+ej4dIydLK7QQlmVrvqZaa2FkZlUf


MailID: i9n+ej4dIydLK7QQlmVrvqZaa2FkZlUf


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message opened by mailclient 6.6.11.2 (6.6.3.0)
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btw, theprimeoptimus09@gmx.com is not even my e-mail adress :S
 
I think both of these emails are totally legit, you should open the attachments :woot:!

GMX looks sexy. I'ma try it out.
 
Why do you even pay attention to it and post it here when it was in the spam folder. Everyone whose e-mail is in public mailing list or available on Google in one or other way has received this sorts of e-mail. And no, what you have in the .zip most likely is not a virus. It is a more sophisticated way of stealing users' passwords. This of course expects user input from people who believe the e-mail.
 
I actually got a mail from GMX.com saying a UPS mail thingy tried to send me a virus, and this is the same mail but i recieved it a month later and with no virus :S
 
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