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by Sue Walsh on November 3, 2007

The spammers invent random first and last names, and the PC's used are likely part of a botnet. Most of the IP addresses on the spam messages are from overseas locations such as el salvador, Korea, Japan, and Nigeria.
"I would first say that this is the latest example of how a botnet can be used and misused," Mike Haro, a senior security analyst for Sophos told TechNewsWorld.com "This is obviously politically motivated, and as a result this could be damaging to Congressman Ron Paul's reputation."
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