Intrepid
07-20-2001, 10:55 PM
This virus/trojan reminder message is unnecessary for experienced netizens. However, I think many newbies, eager to learn the ways of the Net, are visiting the forum so this is for you:
NEVER open an email attachment from someone you would not trust to use your PC. If you receive an unexpected attachment from a friend, contact the friend BEFORE you open the attachment. Email return addresses can be spoofed.
For those of you who need a good, free anti-virus prog:
http://www.grisoft.com/html/us_index.cfm
If you receive a verified virus/trojan email attachment, save the email and attachment, report it to sender's ISP and to Web site where you think sender got your email address.
Senders of viruses/trojans often can be traced, especially if they are not very careful with email headers.
Justice will prevail.
NEVER open an email attachment from someone you would not trust to use your PC. If you receive an unexpected attachment from a friend, contact the friend BEFORE you open the attachment. Email return addresses can be spoofed.
For those of you who need a good, free anti-virus prog:
http://www.grisoft.com/html/us_index.cfm
If you receive a verified virus/trojan email attachment, save the email and attachment, report it to sender's ISP and to Web site where you think sender got your email address.
Senders of viruses/trojans often can be traced, especially if they are not very careful with email headers.
Justice will prevail.