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It took me a couple of years to move (thanks to Evolution it was possible). And last night I was glad I did. The other happy campers are the organizations that strip executable attachments. Maybe this will convince PHBs who like stupid Flash attachments that not allowing executable attachments is an idea whose time has come. (or maybe not...) This virus is a very slick piece of social engineering. I got it last night, knew it was a virus, and still wanted to open it. It was also a potent zero-day virus. Even the best AV protection was caught flat-footed. I'm not sure when they caught up but this worked its way around rather quickly and fooled many of those who depend on their AV protection to keep them clean. On Tue, 2004-01-27 at 14:40, miah wrote: > No Offense, but it truely amazes me the number of people on a Linux mailling list that run Windows, and on top of that windows mailer software. > > > -miah >
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