The news is based on some articles to be published in an upcoming issue of Nature. The actual Nature articles require free registration. Here is a link to the Nature news item.
At the office when it starts sounding like a day at the monkey house, I slip on the headphones and crank up Solitudes:Heavy Surf. This has 74 minutes of non-stop heavy surf at a secluded beach. Anything with words or a distinct beat captures too much of my attention. The heavy surf has enough white noise that it drowns out all the ringing phones, intercom messages and loud laughter. It is restful enough that I can get deep into flow.
I use the exim MTA, and it has excellent filtering capabilities. I have trapped several melissa and happy99 messages this way. Since the Worm.Explore virus is an email attachment, it must have a mail header with information about the attachment. For example it might have a header like:
Content-description:... from file 'zipped-files.exe'
I could search the message body for the reported body text, but this is much more time consuming. I would be easy if I could just look at a certain header.
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The news is based on some articles to be published in an upcoming issue of Nature. The actual Nature articles require free registration. Here is a link to the Nature news item.
At the office when it starts sounding like a day at the monkey house, I slip on the headphones and crank up Solitudes:Heavy Surf. This has 74 minutes of non-stop heavy surf at a secluded beach. Anything with words or a distinct beat captures too much of my attention. The heavy surf has enough white noise that it drowns out all the ringing phones, intercom messages and loud laughter. It is restful enough that I can get deep into flow.
I use the exim MTA, and it has excellent filtering capabilities. I have trapped several melissa and happy99 messages this way. Since the Worm.Explore virus is an email attachment, it must have a mail header with information about the attachment. For example it might have a header like:
... from file 'zipped-files.exe'
Content-description:
I could search the message body for the reported body text, but this is much more time consuming. I would be easy if I could just look at a certain header.