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ref (append), re: religious oriented message subject lines
Over the last couple of days, I've notices a new
class of SPAM targeting -- this time attempting to get
religious oriented victims to open the malicious email.
Some selected email subject lines seen already are listed
below. In watching & tracking SPAM over the last two
years or so, I believe this is the first time I've seen
a religious oriented targeting campaign.
I would suspect that the same perpetrator is
responsible for all the items cited below -- all
seemingly part of the same campaign.
Jay P.
email: aBigPel@yahoo.com
mobile: 410.903.0401
- - - append: examples of religious oriented
SPAM/Malicious email subject lines
(2007.09.25) - Essential Doctrines of Christianity
(2007.09.26) - Where did God come from?
(2007.09.27) - Can we use musical instruments in the church?
(2007.09.27) - Why do we worship on Sunday instead of Saturday?
(2007.09.27) - What does 666 mean?
(2007.09.27) - What about using women's bodies in advertising?
(2007.09.28) - Why are there two genealogies of Jesus?
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