"Park, Michael" wrote:
>
> **
>
> WARNING VIRUS ALERT!
>
> Beware of attachments "As per your request!"

More to the point, do not open suspect attachments with a
Windows box.

If you have one available, use a Solaris or Linux box, and pipe the
document through the program strings to read it.

--
Dan Holdsworth PhD
Remedy A. R. Sysadmin, Manchester Computing
daniel.r.holdsworth@man.ac.uk
Tel: 0161 27 50606

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I look forward to hear from you again very soon. Thank you.

This looks suspiciously like a virus to me.

Bill Baldwin
Sunnyvale, CA

In a message dated 9/10/01 3:13:46 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
edwin.vazquez@QUITZE.COM.MX writes:

<< Please find attached file for your review.
I look forward to hear from you again very soon. Thank you. >>

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William:

Not only is is supicious, it IS a virus. Don't have the name right now, but it was released
sometime last week. It is destructive....

James Mckenzie


"William A. Baldwin" wrote:

> **
>
> This looks suspiciously like a virus to me.
>
> Bill Baldwin
> Sunnyvale, CA
>
> In a message dated 9/10/01 3:13:46 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> edwin.vazquez@QUITZE.COM.MX writes:
>
> << Please find attached file for your review.
> I look forward to hear from you again very soon. Thank you. >>
>
> _____________________________
>
>

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It's W32/APost@mm, the someone we received a couple days ago. More info at:



In order to prevent becoming the victim of such an attack, you should
consider:
* NEVER accept unsolicited file attachments from ANYONE, even if you
know the *apparent* sender. If you do not want to delete these out of
hand, contact the sender and confirm that they in fact intended to send
if before opening it.
* Obtain, install, use and keep up-to-date a reputable antivirus program.
This will probably protect you from anything that slips through the
first suggestion.
* Make certain you keep current on security patches for your operating
system and e-mail software. Many of the e-mail worms and Trojans
use holes closed be these patches to infect your system or spread.

--On Monday, September 10, 2001 8:48 PM -0700 James Mckenzie
wrote:

> **
>
> William:
>
> Not only is is supicious, it IS a virus. Don't have the name right now,
> but it was released sometime last week. It is destructive....
>
> James Mckenzie
>
>
> "William A. Baldwin" wrote:
>
>> **
>>
>> This looks suspiciously like a virus to me.
>>
>> Bill Baldwin
>> Sunnyvale, CA
>>
>> In a message dated 9/10/01 3:13:46 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
>> edwin.vazquez@QUITZE.COM.MX writes:
>>
>> << Please find attached file for your review.
>> I look forward to hear from you again very soon. Thank you. >>
>>
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