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   Hello Daniel!   
      
   ** 07.04.20 - 00:03, Daniel wrote to August Abolins:   
      
    D>Good job. I love doing that on the rare occasion I get an attachment. with   
    D>xls I like to save them as zip files, then extract the components and dig   
    D>around. It's silly simple how some of these trojans work.   
      
   I think the originators deserve a reciprocation of their own medicine.   
      
   I have toyed with the idea of replying to the ones that request payment,     
   and just send back a message that says, details of payment "are ENCLOSED     
   in the attachment. Password is the same as you provided: 1234"  ..and send     
   back the file.   
      
   Many of these emails are so stupid. I despise those things. There should     
   be a away to block them right at the ISP/server side.  I would rather not     
   have them delivered to my mailbox in the first place.  Why can't ISP's     
   block certain ip addresses right on the spot?   
      
   For example, I just received another blatantly stupid email:   
      
   ====[begin]====   
      
   National Publication & Community of Professionals   
      
      
   Dear Valued Candidate,   
      
   Congratulations! You have been nominated for a spot in the 2020   
   Professional Who's Who publication. Starting the New Year with this level   
   of recognition, branding, and respect will help improve and accelerate   
   your career.   
      
   Please click here to update your professional profile.   
      
      
      
   Include all your credentials and accomplishments. We want   
   to be sure we have the most accurate information for our publication team.   
      
   ====[end]====   
      
   Part of the message header is:   
      
   Return-Path:    
   Delivery-date: Tue, 07 Apr 2020 11:18:35 -0400   
   Received: from landchimney.icu ([93.177.102.132])   
   X-EN-OrigIP: 93.177.102.132   
   From: " Dorothy"    
   Date: Tue, 07 Apr 2020 10:14:22 -0500   
   Subject: "Final steps" to your application approval!   
      
      
   It would be ideal to simply filter 93.177.*.* to the bit-bucket and leave     
   my own email program alone.  I simply hate having to waste my own data     
   quota to even deal with them.   
      
      
    D>We don't usually see them at work since I administer our content analysis   
    D>system and it soaks everything up.   
      
   If I could automate a bit-bucket request to my ISP to "soak up"     
   93.177.*.*, that would be something useful for our computers to do.   
      
      
     ../|ug   
      
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