Possible virus/trojan warning

[Tom Wells]

Today I got an email saying it was from Joe Drumheller. It had a Dropbox file along with it.

I called Joe: he didn't send it.

My logic tells me his AOL account and his Dropbox accounts were hacked. His list of contacts will likely receive the same kind of email I got; doubtless they are not benign...

Warning: don't download and don't open anything from Joe today!

Hopefully he can change his passwords and recover ownership of those two accounts.

 

[SchmidtAl]

I have gotten two emails lately from Larry White that were obvious trojans.

 

[aspenbubba]

That was a joke?

 

[Danbo]

Larry, call me!

 

[Mike Holt]

Is AOL still a thing?

 

[Jim Harding]

Is AOL still a thing?

Yep, sister-in-law still has one

 

[Tom Wells]

Well, here we go again. Just now I got an e-mail from Jose at AOL with the same message: download this Dropbox file

I've forwarded it to Dropbox & AOL.

Maybe they're going down the list from this site to send trojans to (no, not that kind of trojan - malware!)?

 

[Tom Wells]

Well, here we go again. This time it's from Scott Harrison who seems to have changed his e-mail address to jnikkila177@stu.clcillinois.edu

The subject line is: Fw: for all, and it has a link for you to click on. I'm sure whatever idiot sent this would be pleased if you did.

As always, never click a link in an e-mail unless you sent it to yourself!

 

[Hector Rodriguez]

Tom, thanks for the warning.

 

[Scott "Elder" Harrison]

WTF? Don't click on that!
My email is schhfh@outlook.com

 

[Tom Wells]

Here we go again:

From: Scott Harrison <adrienne@adriennecmoore.com>

Subject: Re: for all

To: all <thomaswells@b*****t>

Just thought it was something you'd like to check http://www.7fev.rscexeot.info/

As always, never click a link in an e-mail unless you sent it to yourself!