sopran@a... wrote:
>The virus reveals itself in an e-mail. The subject of the e-mail is I LOVE
>YOU.
>
>The body of the e-mail message will read: Kindly check the attached
>LOVELETTER coming from me. The name of the infectious attachment is
>LOVE-LETTER-FOR YOU.TXT.
>
> The size of the attachment is 1037kb.
I tend to be highly skeptical of virus alerts, since most of them claim
that a virus can be "caught" simply by opening an e-mail, which really can't
happen. This one, however, seems more credible, since it specifies that it
is the *attachment* that is infected. Good rule of thumb: don't open
*attachments* from anyone you don't know, and even if you *do* know the
sender, scan the attachments with an up-to-date virus checker before opening
them. Scary world, huh? Thanks for the heads-up!
Leslie J.
Leslie Jones, D.M.A.; Contralto
Dept. of Music, Southeast Missouri State Univ.
LJones@s... - (573) 651-2339
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