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Me too... Me too... :sigh: --- With best regards, A Manchester United Fan The Genius of a true fool is that he can mess up a foolproof plan!
TechyMaila wrote:
Me too... Me too... :sigh:
Then you in Great trouble :rolleyes:
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Nibu thomas wrote:
We work for the same company. :)
Which company?
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ThatsAlok wrote:
Which company?
Look up his profile. :)
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Got this link just now... Be careful with emails having only numbers in the Subject line... http://www.symantec.com/outbreak/666_exploit.html[^] Sorry if it's a repost!
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If this was posted to my workplace, I'd reply and change the subject to 666. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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I was just coming to post this :) SaRath.
"Don't Do Different things... Do Things Differently..." Understanding State Pattern in C++Hey you both(nimbu & u) work for the same company?...shhh.. ok ok I'll never tell him about your "bad habits" post :~.
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Have u worked with symantec? how was the experience in "The wolrd of security"? SaRath.
"Don't Do Different things... Do Things Differently..." Understanding State Pattern in C++[He didn't reply to your question] So..Just imagine the degree of security they must be having :-D.
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Hey you both(nimbu & u) work for the same company?...shhh.. ok ok I'll never tell him about your "bad habits" post :~.
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[He didn't reply to your question] So..Just imagine the degree of security they must be having :-D.
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VuNic wrote:
ust imagine the degree of security they must be having
Humm.. Security:)
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Got this link just now... Be careful with emails having only numbers in the Subject line... http://www.symantec.com/outbreak/666_exploit.html[^] Sorry if it's a repost!
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Weren't virus alerts for those times, back in the good ol days, when there were on;y a handful of viruses? I thought there were like a zillion new viruses a day. Symantec Security Response is advising users to take extra precautions when opening emails And how exactly do we do that? Stand back from the screen when we open it? Click the "open" button slowly? Wear gloves? The virus advisory is, to me, just a Symantec ad. These days every email should be opened with caution and you either use an email client such as Outlook that will block images and scripting, have your OS patched and don't open executables, batch files and pif attachments, or you get infected. cheers, Chris Maunder
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Weren't virus alerts for those times, back in the good ol days, when there were on;y a handful of viruses? I thought there were like a zillion new viruses a day. Symantec Security Response is advising users to take extra precautions when opening emails And how exactly do we do that? Stand back from the screen when we open it? Click the "open" button slowly? Wear gloves? The virus advisory is, to me, just a Symantec ad. These days every email should be opened with caution and you either use an email client such as Outlook that will block images and scripting, have your OS patched and don't open executables, batch files and pif attachments, or you get infected. cheers, Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
Chris Maunder wrote:
Weren't virus alerts for those times, back in the good ol days, when there were on;y a handful of viruses? I thought there were like a zillion new viruses a day.
Have to admit.
Chris Maunder wrote:
Symantec Security Response is advising users to take extra precautions when opening emails And how exactly do we do that? Stand back from the screen when we open it? Click the "open" button slowly? Wear gloves?
:-D
Chris Maunder wrote:
The virus advisory is, to me, just a Symantec ad. These days every email should be opened with caution and you either use an email client such as Outlook that will block images and scripting, have your OS patched and don't open executables, batch files and pif attachments, or you get infected.
Posted it here because it was an official mail from our SysAdmin so thought it could be something real bad. Hence thought of alerting all of you. :)
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Weren't virus alerts for those times, back in the good ol days, when there were on;y a handful of viruses? I thought there were like a zillion new viruses a day. Symantec Security Response is advising users to take extra precautions when opening emails And how exactly do we do that? Stand back from the screen when we open it? Click the "open" button slowly? Wear gloves? The virus advisory is, to me, just a Symantec ad. These days every email should be opened with caution and you either use an email client such as Outlook that will block images and scripting, have your OS patched and don't open executables, batch files and pif attachments, or you get infected. cheers, Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
Better (and simpler) advice: emails from Symantec should not be opened at all! Hope this helps someone ;) Phil
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Got this link just now... Be careful with emails having only numbers in the Subject line... http://www.symantec.com/outbreak/666_exploit.html[^] Sorry if it's a repost!
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The only virus here is the Viral Marketing you contributed to by posting this piece of marketing fluff from symantec. Even on the page you linked to they say it's not a virus but they are watching it. What's the use of that other than to get Symantec a little free publicity? I get weird email all the time with no virus attached, hardly worth making any fuss about.