[SixClub] what do i need to do

[Gabriel Sierra]

Hi,

Even if a link looks safe, it always a good idea to
see the message source. I receive lots of spoof mail
with links that look good but are completely exposed
when you see that at the source, they are really
pointing to somewhere else.

The thing here is that the guy was not looking for any
personal info. In this case, it was cool. But binaries
are still a concern, and messages need to be examined
before clicking on any link. Believe me, I learned
that the hard way.

Gabriel Sierra, WP3BM

--- "Michael (KA5CVH) Urich" <six at ka5cvh.com> wrote:

> From: "Roger (K8RI) on Six"
> <50MHz at rogerhalstead.com>
> 
> > When practicing safe computing, I never respond to
> a link only e-mail even 
> > if it looks familiar unless is comes with a
> complete description of what's 
> > on the other end.
> 
> Mike wrote
> 
> Generally I would agree with you wholeheartedly but
> I "knew" that was a 
> mailman generated link just by looking at it so I
> wasn't concerned.
> 
> Mike Urich KA5CVH
> http://ka5cvh.com
> Amateur radio ~is~ a contact sport 
> 
> 
>
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