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Re: [Digital BW] Virus alert from Pacific Bell-FYI

Re: [Digital BW] Virus alert from Pacific Bell-FYI

2001-08-02 by Julian Thomas

There is a file that you can get from Norton which checks that you have not
been infected and then removes the affetcs.

Julian
----- Original Message -----
From: <antonisphoto@...>
To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 4:09 AM
Subject: [Digital BW] Virus alert from Pacific Bell-FYI


> This came yesterday in my email from Pac Bell:
>
> >>>Alert
>
> This is a virus notification from Southwestern Bell/Pacific Bell/Nevada
Bell
> Internet Services.  Please read this message carefully.
>
> A virus known as SirCam is affecting Internet users worldwide.  The SirCam
> virus is transmitted through e-mail attachments and will likely come from
> someone you know.  We recommend that you monitor your e-mail for unusual
> or unexpected messages.  As a precaution, delete messages that begin "Hi!
> How are you?" and end "See you later. Thanks" and contain an attachment.
> The message also may appear in Spanish, beginning "Hola como estas?"
> and ending "Nos vemos pronto, gracias."
>
> If your computer becomes infected, the virus will send messages to every
> e-mail address stored on your computer and attach your personal files to
> outgoing messages.  We strongly recommend that you update your anti-virus
> software to help protect your computer from this virus.
>
> For a complete description of this virus, please refer to the bulletin
available at
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> http://www.cert.org/advisories/CA-2001-22.html.<<<
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> Exactly what some here have experienced.
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