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I already posted this
elsewhere, but:
As I think one or two people on this board are aware, visiting a link on this thread: Song Poems: RFI turned out to be a disaster for my computer, which was imediately infected by a Backdoor.Apdoor.bI?m trojan horse (jfhwlsg.exe) and a series of glossalalia trogan proxies
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The American Song Archives is one such rogue site
Forwarding Burden, I and many of my friends have been to the ASPMA site at least a hundred times, including that page, and have _never_ had a problem. I took a look at the source code for the page, too, and don't see anything that could be an exploit.
Are you sure the timing wasn't just a coincidence? That site is a very, very popular one, and I'm on a couple mailing lists that discuss song-poems -- I'm positive that someone would've said something by now were there a problem, and Phil Milstein is a "known figure" in the outsider music community: I'd be very surprised if he's planting trojans on websites. (Have you tried emailing him? It's possible that his site was hacked.)
― Phil (phil), Thursday, 5 June 2003 19:25 (twenty-one years ago) link
I've gone there a number of times, too ("Mama Wears The Pants" and "Beat Of The Traps" are not to be missed) and I haven't gotten any trojans. In fact, I just went there and nothing happened.
― Christine 'Green Leafy Dragon' Indigo (cindigo), Thursday, 5 June 2003 20:37 (twenty-one years ago) link
sixteen years pass...