anyone use my email address, and send email with virus to some yahoogroups, could you help me for solving this
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sounds like you may have been infected with a virus or spyware\n\nsome virus's tend to manipulate your email and send out malicious emails you other people in you address book\n\nensure that you have a good virus checker and that you have a spyware sweeper too\n\nhave a look on www.download.com for each - some a free\n\ngive your system a scan \n\nalso ensure that you systems firewall is on - or get a separate on - a good program that bundles all of these together is - zonelabs pro - www.zonelabs.com
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You should not be able to pass virues with Yahoo email.  yahoo has it's own virus protection and checks attachment before you are allowed to download them into your computer.
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All anti virus vendors have already updated their clients so if you have an anti virus software please update it and run a scan on your computer. The virus being a mass mailer, will use your yahoo address book to send mails. If possible please do not use the old yahoo site, please use the new yahoo site by visiting www.yahoo.com because that virus cannot mess up with the new site. Hope that answers your question. Good luck.
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Which email service.\nRedirected to where?\nHave you run virus/trojan/spyware scans?
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I would recommend that you use Yahoo mail and forget about OUTLOOK.  95% of the virus attacks come in on Outlook.  It is the favorite vehicle of dastardly villans because it is a commonly used part of most people's Windows operating system.\n\nI deleted Outlook from my computer and my problems almost vanished.  The rest of my problems went away when I stopped using Internet Explorer and switched to Maxthon browser.\n\nJohnny
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Neednt bother abt such mails, its simply a spam mail. The mail was not specifically sent to u, u were one of the many who has received that particular mail, A simple advice is not to open such mails, just delete them. The sender usually sends it to a domain with a trigger which selects randomn combinations of user names.. so neednt worry. just dont open such mails, Just delete them
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you can tell your anti virus provider, yahoo´s webmaster or customer service guys
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If you are getting threating emails from a yahoo provider and have proof, you can go to http://add.yahoo.com/fast/help/us/mail/cgi_abuse and fill out the information.  Then Yahoo will act accordenly.\n\nHope this helps.
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You probably have an email virus of some sort. I had to change my email address because of this, the emails weren't to me and it was using my email address to send junk to other people. Then one day I got about 100 emails from people saying- STOP SENDING ME THIS STUFF, LEAVE ME ALONE, etc. because my email address was being used. I don't know how this works but it is annoying!
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You can likely report this but it won't do much.  They are not actually getting viruses from your mail. People farm for email addresses and use them to send out viruses...\n\nFor instance, you don't have any viruses? and you have not sent any right?  People can "spoof" your email address.
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I would try abuse@yahoo.com since it sounds like they are spoofing the yahoo domain. Make sure your send them the mail header as well. TX
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Update your Antivirus and scan your hard disk drive. It will probably find the culprit. OR did you actually send five email messages in 30 seconds ?
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it sounds as if someone may have hacked into your account to send spam, or you have a virus on your computer that emails itself to everyone in your contacts.\n\nContact Yahoo customer service and find out what they are accusing you of.  If you can get into your account, change the password immediately in case someone hacked your password and do thorough virus scans (more that one) to clear your pc.   If you can prove you were hacked or infected, let Yahoo know with the details.
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Maybe their emails are infected with a trojan or virus and Yahoo has removed them.
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The article follows. But if you have been receiving these emails: don't open; forward to your abuse@yahoo.com and categorize as spam.\n\nAlso, ensure your virus protector up to date.After you update it, run a COMPLETE scan just to be sure.\n\nAlso, you can set up your virus protection/filters not to allow the title and content of the email to get to your box but to be diverted immediately to SPAM and added to your BLOCK addresses.\n\n-------------------------------\nYahoo, world's most popular e-mail, hit by worm Tue Jun 13, 1:48 AM \n\nLAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO - news), the world's \nlargest provider of e-mail services, said on Monday that a software \nvirus aimed at Yahoo Mail users had infected "a very small fraction" \nof its base of more than 200 million accounts. \n\nThe e-mail virus, or worm, has been dubbed Yamanner and landed in \nYahoo mailboxes bearing the headline "New Graphic Site." Once \nopened, the message infects the computer and spreads to other users \nlisted in Yahoo users' e-mail address books, security experts said.\n\nThe e-mail containing the virus need only be opened -- in contrast \nto most worms that are hidden in attachments and require users to \ntake an additional step -- to release the virus, according to \ncomputer security site Symantec Corp. (Nasdaq:SYMC - news).\n\nThe Sunnyvale, California-based company advised users to update \nvirus and firewall software on their computers and to block any e-\nmail sent from the address " av3@...."\n\n"We have taken steps to resolve the issue and protect our users from \nfurther attacks of this worm," Yahoo spokeswoman Kelley Podboy said \nin a statement.\n\n"When we learn of e-mail abuse, such as a worm or other online \nthreat, we take appropriate action," she said. "(A) solution has \nbeen automatically distributed to all Yahoo Mail customers, and \nrequires no additional action on the part of the user."\n\nYamanner, first detected by Yahoo and major computer anti-virus \nsoftware makers earlier on Monday, was ranked as having a low threat \nlevel by Trend Micro Inc. (Nasdaq:TMIC - news) and McAfee Inc. \n(NYSE:MFE - news)\n\nBut Symantec considers the worm an "elevated threat," one step up \nfrom the lowest ranking in terms of relative danger.\n\nSymantec's Security Response site suggested Yahoo Mail users might \nprotect themselves by upgrading to the latest test version of the \nrecently upgraded Yahoo Mail software.\n\n"The worm cannot run on the newest version of Yahoo Mail Beta," \nSymantec's site said.\n\nA Yahoo spokesman was not immediately available to comment on \nwhether the company advised users to do this.\n\nThe worm exploits a vulnerability in Javascript technology used to \nmake the mail program easier to use by triggering embedded HTML \nscripts to run in the computer user's browser.\n\nThe e-mail addresses are also sent to a remote online computer \nserver, which may be used to run spam campaigns, experts said. The \ntechnical name of the worm goes by variants of " JS.Yamanner."
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Yahoo mail generally does not get "hacked"  Odds are like 1 in a billion.  Bet someone you know had your password.  Possible someone insecure???
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If you are talking about email that you receive on an account different to you Yahoo account, just press Forward and send them to your Yahoo account wothout opening them, than scan it on Yahoo. If it's safe then you can open it on your regular email client, and if it's infected just delete it.