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Subject: (Nerds only) Seems to be valid, but read anyway

Date: Fri 12/05/06 19:00:24 GMT

Name: Telcontar

Email: mrnemesis@ntlworld.com

Website: http://telcontar.net/

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Hm, I fed the URL to HTTP Werkzeug and the MIME type is image/jpeg. HW Win32 is no good for binary data analysis but it's certainly not HTML, XML or JavaScript code -- it's all binary data.

Of course, it could be something like a program in disguise, so I downloaded it to disc via HW Mac -- a program I wrote and am 100% sure doesn't fall for any tricks -- and opened it on my Mac OS 9 box. What I get ... is a woman in the shower. A Shower Girlz photo, I think, the pouty woman in a yellow nightdress.

The server is "Apache/2.0.52 (Fedora) ..." so I doubt it's infected with a Windows worm, and thus I'm curious how the gentleman who replied previously managed to receive adverts and spyware from a JPEG image. The response from the server is unchanged if I set HW to spoof being Internet Explorer 6 for Windows.

Anonymous: you sure it's not something on your own computer that's causing this? I am so not familiar with spyware tricks, but I'm a little puzzled by why the server would send /me/ a photo and send certain other people, spyware, especially when I spoof being IE, the primary browser that is targeted. Does this sort of practice occur?

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Re: shower in nightie

By Anonymous - Fri 12/05/06 18:48:40 GMT

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DO NOT OPEN STUPID PORN AD WITH SPYWARE. FUCKER

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shower in nightie

By Ian - ibarnes@mts.net Fri 12/05/06 17:40:03 GMT

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http://www.emmasporn.com/y06m04/d031/imgs/img06.jpg

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