Re: [Emc-users] Phishing??

[Peter B. <p.b...@dr...>]

Ok, Gene, this email came in like any other without Thunderbird acting 
suspicious. The hard coded part seemingly was the bomb. Interesting new 
experience!

Peter

gene heskett schrieb:
> On Tuesday, September 13, 2011 05:39:02 AM Peter Blodow did opine:
>
>   
>> Hello Gene,
>> how come that your contributions - and only yours! - to the list are
>> classified as "possibly a phishing attack" by my mail program
>> (Thunderbird)?  I have to override the proposal every time manually to
>> keep it from discarding your mails. I cant convince Thunderbird to
>> accept those mails automatically. Are you using some hidden or fishy
>> code in your mail trailer or so?
>>
>> Peter
>>     
>
> I have no clue Pater.  Unless its objecting to the coyote.coyote.den 
> hostname that kmail apparently adds.  That is this machines local name on 
> this local network.  Unregistered to any dns server as its all hosts files 
> based.  And I doubt if I am the only one using an ISP running qmail.  
> Hopefully that doesn't make me a phisher.  Ahh, maybe its the hard coded IP 
> in my sig?  I've changed network providers about 18 months ago, and cannot 
> now update my dyndns account, so http://gene.homelinux.net no longer 
> resolves to me, hence the IP address in the sig.  I'll nuke it from this 
> reply, please check if that was it.
>
> Cheers, gene
>