Sleazy KLEZ

Damn, I hate virii. Some customer of ours (that is to say, my employer) is infected with the KLEZ virus. They received it in an email that had my email address on it.

Trying to explain to a customer that they actually got the virus from somebody else isn’t easy. But we should be able to convince them if they’ll just do a little reading

We might help track down where they really got it from, since it’s likely some other customer of ours. I’ve got Outlook rules to automagically filter KLEZ-infected messages to my trashcan, so I could go snoop through some of those messages and try to figure out who they really came from….

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