I'm sure this has been asked before, but really, I've been super caredul about my latest e-mail address and I'm getting slammed by two items.
First is the Nigerian message as seen here. I get these about twice a day or more. Each time, the e-mail address in the header info is unique, but indeed real. However, each time it is different.
Second is the latest e-mail worm that poses as a Microsoft patch, and unfortunately I can't remember the name. Again, the e-mail addy for this is also always unique. I receive AT LEAST two messages per attack:
1) From: postservice@america.com, return-path: t.ieda@jcom.home.ne.jp, TO: "Internet User" <receiver@mxdomain.com>
2) From: "MS Corporation Internet Security Center" <>, Return-path: t.ieda@jcom.home.ne.jp, TO: "Microsoft User" <user@confidence.msdn.com>
Someone please - help this end! How can I stop these? This e-mail is off my own server, and the only option included is the Spam Filter, which has the ability to block an IP, E-mail, or website. Unfortunately, since it changes every single time, this won't work, and there are no options for filtering subject headers and the like. Are there any other methods I can use?! Since alot of this is viruses, I really don't want to download it to my computer first and filter it there (i.e. I use Eudora)
First is the Nigerian message as seen here. I get these about twice a day or more. Each time, the e-mail address in the header info is unique, but indeed real. However, each time it is different.
Second is the latest e-mail worm that poses as a Microsoft patch, and unfortunately I can't remember the name. Again, the e-mail addy for this is also always unique. I receive AT LEAST two messages per attack:
1) From: postservice@america.com, return-path: t.ieda@jcom.home.ne.jp, TO: "Internet User" <receiver@mxdomain.com>
2) From: "MS Corporation Internet Security Center" <>, Return-path: t.ieda@jcom.home.ne.jp, TO: "Microsoft User" <user@confidence.msdn.com>
Someone please - help this end! How can I stop these? This e-mail is off my own server, and the only option included is the Spam Filter, which has the ability to block an IP, E-mail, or website. Unfortunately, since it changes every single time, this won't work, and there are no options for filtering subject headers and the like. Are there any other methods I can use?! Since alot of this is viruses, I really don't want to download it to my computer first and filter it there (i.e. I use Eudora)
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