On Wed, 2001-12-05 at 22:31, Alfred Qaeda wrote:
Include a hundred different, likely sounding subject lines (encrypted of course, but you knew that). A single constant subject line is *so* easy to warn against. You are defeated by word of mouth and a little medium-term memory. Exceed the human memory requirements, gentlemen. You'll have a better chance of a truly inspiring piece of electronic performance art.
I always thought that the best strategy would be to look through all mail folders, find the last email received from the target, and use the subject from that, adding 'Re: ' at the start. Delete the body of the mail and replace it with one of several variations along the lines of 'I thought this might be helpful: <Insert macro-trojaned .doc> Just click 'OK' when the dialog box pops up.' That would get most PHBs I know... I'm not a VB programmer, but I assume that sort of functionality is available from the Outlook COM object (or ActiveX object, or .NET Web Service, or whatever the hell it's called now :>) W -- "Sometimes the Eloi really get on my nerves" [demime 0.97c removed an attachment of type application/pgp-signature]