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Re: [suse-programming-e] How to...virus/anti-virius
- From: Siobhan <smd2002@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 05 Apr 2004 14:32:18 +0100
- Message-id: <1081171938.2195.19.camel@xxxxxxxxxxx>
You guys are awesome. Thanks for your quick response...
Siobhan
On Mon, 2004-04-05 at 18:32, John Lamb wrote:
> Siobhan wrote:
> > I am running version 9 Suse Pro. I have been informed by a work mate
> > that a piece of email I sent was identified to have the sober.32 worm. I
> > never ever open attachments & I thought my security config.was tight.
>
> Assuming this was not on April 1...
>
> I get this sort of thing too from time to time. If you're using SuSE 9.0
> to send mail, the chances are you didn't send the email. More likely
> either some third party with both your names in an Outlook Express
> addressbook send it, or someone got your email from a web page and just
> used it as the starting point for a virus - that has happened to me too.
>
> If you've got the personal firewall installed, it easier for someone to
> nail jelly to the ceiling with a drawing pin/thumb tack than to use your
> box to send viruses.
>
> > a
> > I have been caught totally unprepared how to locate it & then to remove
> > it.
>
> You don't have it.
>
> > Also,what to install so that I am not caught with me knickers down
> > around me ankles.
>
> Either some good elastic or a 5-lever mortice lock, depending on where
> you see the risks.
>
> En passant (excuse my chess), this message might have been better sent
> to SuSE-linux-e.
>
> --
> JDL
Siobhan
On Mon, 2004-04-05 at 18:32, John Lamb wrote:
> Siobhan wrote:
> > I am running version 9 Suse Pro. I have been informed by a work mate
> > that a piece of email I sent was identified to have the sober.32 worm. I
> > never ever open attachments & I thought my security config.was tight.
>
> Assuming this was not on April 1...
>
> I get this sort of thing too from time to time. If you're using SuSE 9.0
> to send mail, the chances are you didn't send the email. More likely
> either some third party with both your names in an Outlook Express
> addressbook send it, or someone got your email from a web page and just
> used it as the starting point for a virus - that has happened to me too.
>
> If you've got the personal firewall installed, it easier for someone to
> nail jelly to the ceiling with a drawing pin/thumb tack than to use your
> box to send viruses.
>
> > a
> > I have been caught totally unprepared how to locate it & then to remove
> > it.
>
> You don't have it.
>
> > Also,what to install so that I am not caught with me knickers down
> > around me ankles.
>
> Either some good elastic or a 5-lever mortice lock, depending on where
> you see the risks.
>
> En passant (excuse my chess), this message might have been better sent
> to SuSE-linux-e.
>
> --
> JDL
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