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Why are postmasters distributing the MyDoom virus?







Why are postmasters distributing the
MyDoom virus?

Why are postmasters distributing the
MyDoom virus?
02/10/2004 02:35 PM

Richard M. Smith (Feb 07 2004)




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I found this via a neat new blog called hypulp which I found via Metafilter.

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