[Test-Equipment] John King

[Mike]

I am sure that NSA knows about it but doesn't care - "its not my job" to
check on spam. They are supposedly only looking for call patterns that
might indicate "terrorist" activity. If they started to deal with spam,
they would very quickly be buried.

I have seen this stuff on at least half a dozen lists/forums in the last
week alone. Its a nuisance, but I just delete them and move on.

Mike

On 6/17/2013 11:28 AM, Fuqua, Bill L wrote:
> I have so far seen this attack twice on two different list. The real
> problem is that you don't know who's account may have been hacked.
> Send: guy may have just been someone in someone else contact list.
> But both were from yahoo accounts. Oddly enough, being a little
> cynical, you would think if the US government is actually monitoring
> all the internet activity, they would be able to track down the
> sources of the cyber attacks on personal computers. But, who knows?
> 73 Bill wa4lav
>