Looking at the archive of C18-L, to which I subscribe, I find 24 of
them, all with the information that a message has been submitted to a
list moderator, a different one in each (my guess is that it's all
the moderated lists hosted at Penn State).  In each case the sender
is identified as C18-L.  It looks very much like an internal problem
at Penn State, not a virus. It also appears as though a loop started;
later messages seem to be reporting that _that_ message had been
submitted.  It doesn't look to me like a hacker, either.  My guess
is, burp.

                                     -- Russ

On 18 Feb 2002 at 17:48, [log in to unmask] wrote:

> Today I received about 30 of these messages from lists to which I do
> not subscribe.  All came from Penn State (psu.edu) and were sent to
> various of my email addresses.  Computer burp, student prank or virus?
>  I subscribe to one PSU mailing list whose name did not appear on any
> message.
>
> "Your message dated Mon, 18 Feb  2002 14:19:07 -0500 with subject
> "Sambo, Judo, Kickboxing, Muay Thai from Quantum Jujitsu at Penn
> State" has been submitted  to  the  moderator  of  the  CIS-TEST
> list:  Heather  Herzog <[log in to unmask]>."

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