still looking for that stuff?

On 8/10/2016 4:47 PM, Adrian Stoness wrote: Yes, most worms that attack such as web mail sites will harvest all the email addresses from the compromised account and seed emails to those addresses. In this case note the typical symptom, which is a large cc list. I don't know why the program isn't built to omit that, but cctalk seldom if ever sends any ccs. Same for Yahoo crap like this. Also note the compromised account may not be actually compromised where it is hosted and changing the passwords by the user on the list will do no good. finding a new email provider will. yahoo has had this for at least 10 years I know of, and I think it is an internal undetected fault in their servers that is allowing it. Just noting since I see many such emails both here and on yahoo group postings in groups I belong to. thanks Jim