An e-mail message addressed to you has been quarantined by PureMessage, CIT's virus filtering software, because it tested positive for the following virus(es):
CVDL Swen.A.worm The subject of the quarantined message was: Newest Network Upgrade If you do not wish to receive this message, then you do not need to take any action. The message will not be sent to your computer. Your computer has NOT been infected with a virus, and no dangerous files have been sent to your computer. If you want to receive this message, you'll need to contact the sender and explain the problem. CIT cannot deliver virus-infected messages even if you request them, and the sender will not receive notification from CIT. Suggest to the sender that his/her computer may have a virus, and that the sender should use anti-virus software to scan and repair his/her system, asking for help if needed from a technical support provider or, if the sender is part of the Cornell community, the CIT HelpDesk (255-8990 or [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Once the computer is free of viruses, the sender should be able to successfully resend the message to you. Because many viruses are able to forge the "from" address, it's possible that the apparent sender may not have actually sent the message and his/her computer may not be infected. The message's quarantine ID is Reminder: Although PureMessage is effective at blocking e-mail viruses, it's still a good idea to keep virus protection software such as Norton AntiVirus running on every computer you use. Approximately 20% of viruses arrive by routes other than e-mail, such as file sharing or infected web sites; PureMessage cannot protect against these. Cornell Mail System Administrator PureMessage Admin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>