"Capt. Neal®" wrote:

"Lady Pilot" wrote:
| Still waiting for that proof. Was there a signature inside that read
| "Databasix"? Which one did it?
|
| LP tapping foot waiting patiently for the proof that doesn't exist
|

Duh! A signature inside? Bwahahahahahahahaah!

So, in other words, you don't have a clue about what you are talking about.
I didn't think you did, but was willing to give you the benefit of a doubt.
So show me the "malicious code" you found, that matches to other code you've
suspected that they have tried to send you.

There's more people that you have offended than just Databasix. It could
have been anyone that sent it to you.

Try googling "virus signatures" and get back with me after you understand
something about the subject. Here, let me help...

"The virus signature, also known as virus definition, is a unique binary
string that represents a part or the entirety of a computer virus. In a
similar way to fingerprints, it helps identify specific viruses. Antivirus
software uses virus signatures to precisely detect malicious codes."

So much for you being a deep thinker, huh? lol

LP