Re: [expert] OT: CERT virus alert

2000-05-05 Thread bascule
que? Pj wrote: http://www.cert.org/current/current_activity.html#loveletter Pj bascule

[expert] OT: CERT virus alert

2000-05-04 Thread Pj
http://www.cert.org/current/current_activity.html#loveletter Pj

Re: [expert] OT: CERT virus alert

2000-05-04 Thread Mage Grimau
Don't really need to post those alerts here - 90+ % of viruses are written for windows and don't affect linux at all. The Loveletter virus is one - it depends on the Windows Scripting Host (otherwise known as the Windows Security Hole). --- Pj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Re: [expert] OT: CERT virus alert

2000-05-04 Thread Alan N.
Mage Grimau wrote: Don't really need to post those alerts here - 90+ % of viruses are written for windows and don't affect linux at all. The Loveletter virus is one - it depends on the Windows Scripting Host (otherwise known as the Windows Security Hole). I get a chuckle out of all

Re: [expert] OT: CERT virus alert

2000-05-04 Thread ibi
I did a poll a few months ago and asked the list to reply whether or not they wanted to see the CERT alerts? The overwhelming majority wanted them posted, as an OT topic which I continue to do. I was particularly interested in this post because it lists WuFTP and some server modules as having

Re: [expert] OT: CERT virus alert

2000-05-04 Thread Steve Philp
"Alan N." wrote: Mage Grimau wrote: Don't really need to post those alerts here - 90+ % of viruses are written for windows and don't affect linux at all. The Loveletter virus is one - it depends on the Windows Scripting Host (otherwise known as the Windows Security Hole). I get