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Newbies might not know what part of the header fields (from address, delivery 
path)
of an email can be faked.
( They might not even know how to view the complete headers)

Rumors get accidently started this way

	Stephan




> On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 19:55, magius at wittsend.com wrote:
> > test
> 
> ...could it be?  Warfield himself infected?!?  Surely a test machine? :)
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