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Maybe I shouldn't jump in until others who know what "oviinbyrd" is have had a chance but attached images in e-mail are sometimes just a side-effect of the way an e-mail was sent. If you know the sender and the e-mail content is what you expected there is no reason to open those attachments as they simply duplicate what's in the body of the e-mail.

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I opened up an email from Oviinbyrd, the image has lots of images attached. I would like to know if these attached unwanted images are from that latest email or have I been hijacked. Thanks Derek

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Do you have all your windows updates up to date?

How about your antivirus?

Did you save the attatchment and scan it with your antivirus prior to opening it?

This sounds suspiciously like one of the jpg buffer overflow viruses .

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I opened up an email from Oviinbyrd, the image has lots of images attached. I would like to know if these attached unwanted images are from that latest email or have I been hijacked. Thanks Derek

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Do you have all your windows updates up to date?

How about your antivirus?

Did you save the attatchment and scan it with your antivirus prior to opening it?

This sounds suspiciously like one of the jpg buffer overflow viruses .

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