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Re: [amibroker] Viruses



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Al,
 
This has been happening on the holygrailsm board for about 7-10-14 
days.  Apparently some sicko hacker-type thinks this is funny.  
 
I'm not very sophisticated in computer security.  I received email 
from a recognized board poster that had NO attachment and NO message and that's 
how I got the Sleezy Klez worm into my computer. You do NOT have to have an 
attachment for this worm to get you.  All your program needs to do is go to 
the next email and you're infected!!
 
Within a couple of days, the worm knocked me off our office network, erased 
me from the main computer but still allowed me to get on the DSL.  Then, 
other programs became problematic:  attachments in Microsoft Office formats 
(both Excel and Word) would either not load or only partially load as in no 
graphics but big white places where the graphics should have been, etc., etc., 
etc.
 
To cut to the chase, when I installed AVG, it found 3 wormy infestations on 
my active C drive (including in the download section of my stock evaluation 
program VectorVest) and 703 had worked their way into my less active D hard 
drive.
 
Let this be a Clarion Call -- it would appear your board is next..  
Get your prophylactics on NOW.
 
Judith
 
On Sun, 28 Apr 2002 18:31:28 -0000 "avcinci" <<A 
href="">avcinci@xxxx> writes:
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In the last half hour or so, I've received about a half-dozen emails 
with attachments from sources that I haven't been able to recognize 
and that seem very strange. The attachment window automatically opens 
and asks if I want to open the attachment. This doesn't usually happen 
unless you actually click on the attachment icon. Suspecting a virus,I 
immediately erased them without opening them. Has anyone on this board 
gotten such emails recently? I'm wondering if viruses are being 
transmitted to the Amibroker address list. Al 
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