An E-mail worm on the go...

2cvbloke

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Something I've been made aware of, not sure if it's entirely valid, but it seems someone I know has suffered from this already, so best arm your defences and batten down the hatches:

_http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/09/10/email_worm_spreading/

:eek:
 
Thanks for the heads up whether or not it is important
 
Since Symantec and McCafee PCs are likely to be the first up for attack, I think not.
 
A lot more information about this latest threat

-http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11258795
 
Topper said:
A lot more information about this latest threat

-http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11258795

So it is a bit of a threat, makes me glad I don't store any addresses in Outlook... :-rofl2

I have trouble trusting Micro$oft products, and this virus proves why... :p
 
That article implies it's only Men who are attracted to the idea of Pron.

"But the technique used to entice users to click on the attachment or malicious link is the same: offer the user something he wants to see"

Long live stereotyping!
 
Tivù said:
That article implies it's only Men who are attracted to the idea of Pron.

"But the technique used to entice users to click on the attachment or malicious link is the same: offer the user something he wants to see"

Long live stereotyping!

hehe, gotta love stereotyping... :D

After all, every intelligent, red-blooded man should already know about red tube.... :p
 
2cvbloke said:
google will tell all... :p

Unfortunately, I suddenly went blind when I tried this.
 
Using a braille keyboard then?
 
Tivù said:
Unfortunately, I suddenly went blind when I tried this.

Forget to wear the googles? :-rofl2
 
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