Feb. 11
Topic: Viruses
The following e-mail messages were found to have viruses in them:

Sender: support@paypal.com
IP Address: 216.117.177.39
Recipient: duuwih@xxx
Subject: PayPal Flagged Account
MessageID: D5A911DD325
Report: ClamAV: msg-5858-1.html contains HTML.Phishing.Pay-5

Sender: support@paypal.com
IP Address: 216.117.177.39
Recipient: gido@xxx
Subject: PayPal Flagged Account
MessageID: C01631DD325
Report: ClamAV: msg-7493-2.html contains HTML.Phishing.Pay-5

Sender: support@paypal.com
IP Address: 216.117.177.39
Recipient: rihil@xxx
Subject: PayPal Flagged Account
MessageID: D75731DD325
Report: ClamAV: msg-7493-3.html contains HTML.Phishing.Pay-5

Sender: support@paypal.com
IP Address: 216.117.177.39
Recipient: utat@xxx
Subject: PayPal Flagged Account
MessageID: 8DE5E1DD325
Report: ClamAV: msg-7391-3.html contains HTML.Phishing.Pay-5

Sender: support@paypal.com
IP Address: 216.117.177.39
Recipient: ebib@xxx
Subject: PayPal Flagged Account
MessageID: 365361DD325
Report: ClamAV: msg-7079-1.html contains HTML.Phishing.Pay-5

Sender: support@paypal.com
IP Address: 216.117.177.39
Recipient: tode@xxx
Subject: PayPal Flagged Account
MessageID: 9EAFC1DD325
Report: ClamAV: msg-8252-2.html contains HTML.Phishing.Pay-5

MetThinkPad
Topic: work
Finally finished reinstalling it (except Metermate, etc.). Installed OpenOffice after the OS, plus WinPM.Net. It took 3 working days because of the OS Patches, and I was working on something else while reinstalling, so there were several times when something's finished and just waiting for user confirmation/input but I wouldn't see it immediately because of my other task.

VBDP
Topic: work
Learning DB Programming in V B is fun!

I've asked some students from a local university about their CS thesis and they provided me with their "topic" and now I've been developing it myself, based on their very RAW and INCOMPLETE prototype.

Because of their help, my learning DBPVB has been placed on a fast track and I can now say that I am confident enough to do DBP in V B., although I still have a lot to learn (mostly the finer points and performance tweaking, plus customization and code reuse).

Have been enjoying myself thoroughly in this that I've missed posting entries in this, my work blog, for the past few weeks. :-)

i-Solv update
Topic: i-Solv Project
Our meeting last Jan. 31, 2005 would be the last before they deploy their first "real" SFE-based prototype on Saturday, Feb. 12.

This is because I've asked them to prioritize the consumer management module so we can test the migration of the customer master file before we proceed to the parallel run.

Feb. 9
Topic: Viruses
10 e-mail messages were found to have viruses in them:

sender:
IP Address: 217.17.164.66
Recipient: alsdnxs@xxx.net
Subject: failure notice
MessageID: 3B6501DD325
Report: ClamAV: msg-9299-1.txt contains Worm.SomeFool.P

Irwin's PC
Topic: work
Spent 2.5 hours with said PC:

1. I cleaned the dust out of the
(a) motherboard and components (b) PSU (c) CD-ROM Drive.

2. I cleaned the CD-ROM lens.

3. Installed a NIC.

4. Configured the PC's samba account on the server.

5. Opened up internet access for it (and removed Dinah's ;-)

Feb. 7
Topic: Viruses

The following e-mail messages were found to have viruses in them:

Sender: fack_back06@mail.com
IP Address: 203.143.52.187
Recipient: ate jo
Subject: you
MessageID: 07B251DD325
Report: ClamAV: part_4Zip .z contains Worm.Nyxem.C

Feb. 6
Topic: Viruses
The following e-mail messages were found to have viruses in them:

Sender: lavoiehlky@advp.com
IP Address: 202.216.142.15
Recipient: jun@xxx
Subject: Registration is accepted
MessageID: A7EDE1DD325
Report: ClamAV: zupd02.exe contains Trojan.Downloader.Small-165
MailScanner: Executable DOS/Windows programs are dangerous in email (zupd02.exe)

Feb. 4
Topic: Viruses

The following e-mail messages were found to have viruses in them:

Sender: lavoiehlky@advp.com
IP Address: 202.216.142.15
Recipient: jun@xxx
Subject: Delivery service mail
MessageID: 3542A1DD325
Report: ClamAV: zupd02.cpl contains Trojan.Downloader.Small-165
MailScanner: Control panel items are often used to hide viruses (zupd02.cpl)

Feb. 3
Topic: Viruses
The following e-mail messages were found to have viruses in them:

Sender: lavoiehlky@advp.com
IP Address: 202.216.142.15
Recipient: jun@xxx
Subject: You are made active
MessageID: 3548D1DD325
Report: ClamAV: upd02.cpl contains Trojan.Downloader.Small-165
MailScanner: Control panel items are often used to hide viruses (upd02.cpl)