[Year 12 IPM] strange emails

[Roy Smalley]

This is happening to a number of staff and students at Chisholm on their
home and school emails. I think it's an attempt to get past the virus
scanners but the one staff member who actually tried opening the HTML
link wasn't able to connect to a web site.

The subject headings are actually in German - that's why he opened it.
He thought it sounded interesting - something to do with famil history.



Roy Smalley
Access Department
Chisholm Institute of TAFE, Frankston

Work: VCE IT Office  9238 8496
      

>>> fusinato.margaret.m at edumail.vic.gov.au Monday, 16 May 2005 9:42:14
>>>
Edumail was down on Sunday for a scheduled service I think - then when
I opened my email this morning it is full of strange postings from a
variety of sources - all written in German (well I think its German).
Does anyone else have this happening. Has edumail been compromised or is
it just some of us?
 
 
Margaret Fusinato
Trafalgar High School


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