hm...think about it. the anti-virus companies are making billions
every year from peoples' ignorance and gullability. I'm not saying that
these companies are in any way evil or wrong in what they do mind you;
they are obviously anc desperately needed. still, they make gazillions
of
On Monday 27 May 2002 02:09 am, Brian Parish wrote:
On Mon, 2002-05-27 at 03:14, poogle wrote:
I may be wrong but I think I have received a new twist to the Klez.e worm
in which case I think cross posting to warn others is appropriate, if I'm
wrong I apologise for cross posting.
I paste
I may be wrong but I think I have received a new twist to the Klez.e worm in
which case I think cross posting to warn others is appropriate, if I'm wrong
I apologise for cross posting.
I paste below the text of the e mail which came with an attachment called
width.exe which I will e mail
You received the Klez.h variant.
http://www.viruslist.com/eng/viruslist.html?id=4292
I received this and dozens of other infected emails from a friend whose
Windows computer got infected. Naturally, I was not affected since I am
using Linux, but it was a real mess for him to clean up. It even
To answer your question, yes, to the best of my recollection, this is one
of the methods used to propagate the worm. Rather an insidious method, and
one relying on the ignorance/gullibility of the recipient to be fooled into
thinking it is legitimate.
Belgarius
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Outgoing mail is
Followed your link, you are absolutely right and I was also right to be
suspicious.
John
On Sunday 26 May 2002 18:58 pm, Mike Larson wrote:
You received the Klez.h variant.
http://www.viruslist.com/eng/viruslist.html?id=4292
I received this and dozens of other infected emails from a friend
On Mon, 2002-05-27 at 03:14, poogle wrote:
I may be wrong but I think I have received a new twist to the Klez.e worm in
which case I think cross posting to warn others is appropriate, if I'm wrong
I apologise for cross posting.
I paste below the text of the e mail which came with an
