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To: Wizzer who wrote (3607)2/5/1999 9:12:00 PM
From: Ed Pakstas  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 62348
 
JUST GOT THIS IN MY E-MAIL...NOT A JOKE!!!!!

A legitimate virus alert has just been received from ISB in Victoria.
>
> The virus is a Win32-based worm. This computer worm is a kind of virus
> program that does not affect files to spread its copies, but just sends
> itself to the Internet as an attachment in the e-mail messages. This worm
> arrives as an attachment in e-mails as a HAPPY99.EXE file. Note: the
> affected sender does know that the worm appends attaches on sending.
>
> When an infected attachment is opened/executed and gets control, the worm
> displays a funny firework in a program's window to hide its malicious
> nature. During that time it installs itself into the system, hooks
> sendings to the Internet, converts its code to the attach and appends it
> to the messages. As a result the worm being installed into the system is
> able to spread its copies to all the address the messages are sent to.
>
> Do not open and do not execute the HAPPY99.EXE file that you have received
> as an attachment in any message even if you get it from trusted source.
> You should also remember: the files that you have got from the Internet
> can contain malicious code that may infect your computer, destroy the
> data, send confidential files to the Internet, or install spy programs to
> monitor your computer from remote host.

...ed



To: Wizzer who wrote (3607)2/6/1999 11:05:00 AM
From: wayne cath  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 62348
 
A question for all,please.........I love this thread and read it faithfully and have wondered for some time why no one seems to be trading Winspear .This is one of the VSE's most liquid and volatile traders...I would think it would be ideal for your purpose...........not a bad story either....

wayne