I got a Virus Thread Is Giving Me The Virus!

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I got a Virus Thread Is Giving Me The Virus!

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Date: 5/16/02, Time: 21:58:04, Ross on
The file
C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\RHXF7WVX\showthread[1].htm
is infected with the VBS.LoveLetter.Var virus.
Unable to repair this file.


Date: 5/16/02, Time: 21:58:04, Ross on
The file
C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\RHXF7WVX\showthread[1].htm
was infected with the VBS.LoveLetter.Var virus.
The file was quarantined.

Great test file if your into that sort of thing.
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Same here!
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Post by TonyT »

LOL!!

false alarm.
Norton detects the code, after all it is virus-like code!

rename that .htm to ,exe and you will have a real virus!
No one has any right to force data on you
and command you to believe it or else.
If it is not true for you, it isn't true.

LRH
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Because the code is displayed, NAV picks it up. LOL.
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Post by Susky »

Network Associates Netshield also picked it up. Oh, goodie...now I might get a call from one of my corporate netcops. :rolleyes:
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Post by blebs »

Originally posted by Susky
Network Associates Netshield also picked it up. Oh, goodie...now I might get a call from one of my corporate netcops. :rolleyes:
I doubt it. When it popped up as infected and quarantined it with the HTML extension, all I could do was shake my head and wonder. Well, at least my virus protection is protecting, even if it is falsely. :)
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Post by Ken »

Yeap, seeing as how our server runs Linux... hehehehehehee
The code in the thread is as far as it could go...

Be sure to not execute the thread! heheheeheheehehehe
Too funny!
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Post by Ken »

Originally posted by Susky
Network Associates Netshield also picked it up. Oh, goodie...now I might get a call from one of my corporate netcops. :rolleyes:
Hey, I don't believe that you will get a call. If you do, just tell them that it was a test code and impossible to execute...
Let us know if they do say something, but I doubt it...
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Post by Susky »

Originally posted by Ken


Hey, I don't believe that you will get a call. If you do, just tell them that it was a test code and impossible to execute...
Let us know if they do say something, but I doubt it...
Yeah, I doubt it, too. The only thing that might raise some eyebrows is that I'm using Windows on a common (remote) NT box, and displaying on my SPARC via the Citrix ICA client. So maybe the admin of the NT box might see a log file entry or something. And I have to think they have more to do than hassle paranoid little ol' me.
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