Sadly, if you can stop it, we'd all be grateful. I'm just kidding, but here's the info:
http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=WORM_MYDOOM.A
"This mass-mailing worm selects from a list of email subjects, message bodies, and attachment file names for its email messages. It spoofs the sender name of its messages so that they appear to have been sent by different users instead of the actual users on infected machines."
So you can be sure that its not you but likely someone who has your e-mail address on their machine and they got it.
Bob
Some evildoer has spoofed their spam as coming from my domain. This means that everytime an email system rejects an infected email, the return address sends the rejection to me. (One advantage of owning a domain is setting all the incoming mail to mydomain.com to be forwarded to myspecificbox@mydomain.com - thus I have always had the luxury of knowing how someone got my address - for example I give COMPANY X the address companyx@mydomain.com and any spam to that address tells me my name was sold by them, which makes the filtering process and the complaining process easy)
At the moment, my mailbox is full to overflowing with rejected mail for places I didn't send to with return addresses I never created, for example cxdffg@mydomain.com. I called my service provider and they said since the mail was never actually routed out through my domain's mail system, it wasn't a problem they could do anything about however there's now a bunch of places believing I sent the spam and banning mail from my domain. Any Ideas about saving my good name would be appreciated.

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