>>>>>>Thank you for sharing. Maybe when I retire (if I ever retire) I will learn how to get away from M$.
>>>>>
>>>>>Not enough! You need to get your machine back! If it still belongs to M$, along with all your database, then we whitewashed in vain*.
>>>>>
>>>>>(* the famous first grafitto on a freshly repainted wall)
>>>>
>>>>All your database are belong to us
>>>>You have no chance to survive make your time
>>>
>>>And here he goes again, still from Brasil but via Japan:
>>>

From - Thu Mar  7 23:14:34 2019
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>>>This is the full header. Interestingly, the text of the email is not there - there's only an image of text(!). The "I built an unique pixel to this email and at this poing I know that you have read through this email" is a nice touch, quite imaginative. To say "auto response script" or something, OK, but a pixel, that's a new one.
>>
>>Could you please explain where you see the image of the text? And how does the sender know that the recipient has read the email?
>
>Below the header, there's the long MIME multipart etc thing, where it says its filename (.jpg something) and then there's a few hundred rows of base64 encoded binary stuff. And if you try to select some of the blackmail text, it's not text, it's an image.
>
>And of course he doesn't know, or else he wouldn't send the same thing after three weeks again :).

Thank you for the explanation.