Yes. However being the subject if a conspiracy theory on another IETF WG I thought it would be fun to make this guess. :-)
Jim Sermersheim wrote:
Or the spammer just went here>
http://www.ietf.org/proceedings/03mar/atts7.html
>>> Doug@Royer.com 9/9/03 10:48:24 AM >>>
It means that at least one person that processed the registrations was using a windows system that is now infected. That stupid blaster virus then sent email with a forged From line as if it was sent from you, then the spammers picked up that never released email address and added it to their spam list.
Makes me wonder if the virus was build by someone wanting to find a lot of valid email addresses that were not otherwise available.
Graham Klyne wrote: > I've just received a spam addressed to an email address that I used > (only) for registering a past IETF meeting. I don't know what is the > current policy for releasing such email addresses. > > Just offering a datum, not making any concrete suggestions.
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