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Those
emails likely didn't come from AANAC. This latest round of viruses is
forging return addresses to make it look like it came from somewhere other than
where it actually came from. Many virus scanners are not catching
the virus because it's contained in a zip file attachment.
Best advice
I can give is to make sure your virus scanner is up to date and to be vary
cautious when receiving anything with a zip file
attachments.
Thanks,
Gary
Gary Jorgenson,
RN President - Robin Technologies, Inc.
52 Westerville
Square, Suite 159 Westerville, OH 43081
Phone: 614.895.2020 | Fax:
614.899.1580 | Cell: 614.657.8080
[EMAIL PROTECTED] | www.robintek.com
I had an e-mail from our safe guard
that a virus was in one of the e-mails from AANAC and it was stopped before I
got it.
Gary, I got an email from the Postmaster at aanac.org telling me I had
a virus... Is this a hoax? Deleted it without opening. Just wanted to make
sure others looked out for it too.
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Delete it immediately and contact the sender as soon as possible by the reply
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