Anyone Received

[KazaaBoy]

I have been getting lots of e-mails and they all end up in .doc or something similar and I herd that there was a new virus out. This is the address of where it came from.

server0027.freedom2surf.net (server0011.freedom2surf.net [194.106.56.14])

Anyone else getting it. I want to get that bastard that&#39;s sending it <_< :angry:

[mogadishu]

Originally posted by KazaaBoy@28 January 2004 - 20:02
I have been getting lots of e-mails and they all end up in .doc or something similar and I herd that there was a new virus out. This is the address of where it came from.

server0027.freedom2surf.net (server0011.freedom2surf.net [194.106.56.14])

Anyone else getting it. I want to get that bastard that&#39;s sending it <_< :angry:
I know I have gotten viruses in the past, but all it takes is common sense to avoid viruses like these. If you don&#39;t know what the attachement is, then don&#39;t open it. Simple as that. Also, don&#39;t use outlook express, these viruses are written especially for them and use the outlook adress book.

[h1]

The person who "sent" you the virus was probably infected himself.

[muchspl2]

eggzackly

who opens attchements with out scanning

[h1]

Originally posted by mogadishu@29 January 2004 - 05:26
Also, don&#39;t use outlook express, these viruses are written especially for them and use the outlook adress book.
Too true, Valve Software springs to mind.

[nsane]

Edit: nevermind

[KazaaBoy]

Norton stops them before they arrive. I am not a kid, I know not to open virus&#39;s
<_< I just wanted to know who else was getting them and who was it that was sending them.

[TRshady]

Im getting at least 5 mails a day with attactments such as .doc, .zip etc. Me simply block sender and tis all cool. :)

[Money Fist]

not just nortons dude
many virus scanners can now associate with Outlook
try "avast&#33; Antivirus"
even has a P2P shield :)