Hello,
One user here received an email from another user here, who did not send the email, nor was this email in the user's Sent Items folder.
This email did not contain any text; there was only an attachment named "toy.cpl"
It's actually happened twice, and the other time the attached file was "info.cpl"
We use Outlook XP and Exchange 5.5
And actually, Exchange removed the attachment and inserted this message (DELETED0.TXT):
"File attachment: Toy.cpl
The file attached to this email was removed
because the file type is not allowed"
Does anyone knwo how this could happen?
I've done a virus scan on the user's computer and found nothing.
Thanks
One user here received an email from another user here, who did not send the email, nor was this email in the user's Sent Items folder.
This email did not contain any text; there was only an attachment named "toy.cpl"
It's actually happened twice, and the other time the attached file was "info.cpl"
We use Outlook XP and Exchange 5.5
And actually, Exchange removed the attachment and inserted this message (DELETED0.TXT):
"File attachment: Toy.cpl
The file attached to this email was removed
because the file type is not allowed"
Does anyone knwo how this could happen?
I've done a virus scan on the user's computer and found nothing.
Thanks