Subject:     RE: IS THIS A DEATH THREAT? (tech explains some stuff)
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From: Jeff Dranetz 
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Date: Fri, 5 Jan 1996 06:43:41 -0500
Subject: RE: IS THIS A DEATH THREAT? (tech explains some stuff)
 
 
 
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Yes, it is indeed easy to change ones reply to address.  But the true =
origin may be seen if your mailer allows a detailed veiw of the "header" =
 .  It may not reveal the actual address, but it will reveal the server =
of origin and a number,  a number the internet provider can use to look =
up the identity.  The only "safe" way of using this technique to change =
ones address is to subscribe others to email lists.  This is because as =
soon as the subscription takes place the original email message is =
destroyed in most systems.  This saves the server a tremendous amount of =
drive space.  Since it is destroyed, and only a record of the =
subscription exists, they can only see that someone subscribed to the =
list.  They assume that the reply to is the true address.  =20
 
Look at the header.  See if you can see the server of origin.  Contact =
someone like webmaster@  helpdesk@ , etc to get to someone in the =
internet access provider company.  Send copy of message.  Tell them that =
death threats are a serious matter.  Tell them you request their =
cooperation in the identification of the sender.  Then with the info, =
contact the authorities.  They do it to us.  Turn the same laws against =
these liberal zealots that they use to silence the movement. =20
 
Jeff=20
 
From: AryanGar@aol.com
Date: Fri, 5 Jan 1996 01:58:41 -0500
Subject: Re: IS THIS A DEATH THREAT? (tech explains some stuff)
=20
In a message dated 96-01-04 06:07:21 EST, you write:
>From: JohnOttoNY@aol.com
>Date: Wed, 3 Jan 1996 19:35:05 -0500
>Subject: Re: IS THIS A DEATH THREAT?
>=20
>Since you guys are on the subject of death threats ...
>=20
>About a week ago, I received a vague death threat.  Normally, I ignore =
that
>kind of stuff.  This time I was a little suprised, because my own =
e-mail
>address appeared as both sender & recipient.
>=20
>I know I didn't send it to myself.  I am certain no one else has access =
to
my
>account.  Does anyone know if this sort of trickery is possible.  And =
... if
>so, who might be able to accomplish it?
>=20
>THanks ....
>John
>14 words
=20
Hi, I'm the tech that just got AryanGar up & running tonight.  We were
checking things out when she saw this note.  She asked me to repond so =
here
it is.
=20
This is done by using a browser (most likely Netscape 2.0) where you can
assign the post office & mail server as well as the addresses.  So in =
effect
what he has done is send a message from you to you.  This is very simple =
to
do & is done all the time by our government to conceal the true identity =
of
the original sender.  Tracking this message would be very difficult if =
not
impossible unless by some lucky chance you knew what server or gateway =
it
came from then getting the logs.
=20
Stay true to the Fire With-in!!!!!!!  (IM BACK........)
=20
AryanGar & Denys the tech :)
 
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