Maarten,
If you have read the mail more thourough, you would have seen that I DIDN'T
send an attachment, but only a remark to look at the site of major Virus
defenders for a solution. (and then, my patch was from Symantec (norton
Antivirus) so it is a real anti-KLEZ-tool!)
It worked in my case anyway!
Hapzee
----- Original Message -----
From: "Maarten ter Huurne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2002 8:01 PM
Subject: Re: Spam & the mailinglist... (was: harddisk read only?)


> On Saturday 11 May 2002 11:41, Hans-Peter Zeedijk wrote:
> > Maybe I can put some lite on it: Probably the problems were caused by me
> > (deeply ashamed!) because my computer was breevly invested by that new
KLEZ
> > virus and because I am member of the list, a lot may have had that virus
> > from me resulting in generating KLEZ invested rubish mails from them as
> > well. Because I can send no attachments, I cannot sent a tool I got from
> > Symantec to find and remove the virus. Please look on the sites from
major
> > Antivirus company's for this tool and scan your PC's
>
> Sending clean-up programs is a bad idea anyway, because some viruses
pretend
> to be clean-up programs themselves. Isn't KLEZ one of those?
>
> If you want to help people scan and clean up, just post URLs to wellknown
> anti-virus sites offering clean-up programs.
>
> > (ofcourse you with
> > Linux, Apple or MSX computers used for reading mail are not infected)
>
> Sometimes it's an advantage to be different... :)
>
> > SORRY, SORRY SORRY,
> > Hapzee. (Hope you will not block me from the list)
>
> I think it's brave of you to confess this, which should not be punished.
> Ofcourse you should learn from this and be more careful next time.
>
> Things to do to avoid most infections:
> - Make sure you regularly install fixes for your Outlook, or start using a
> more secure e-mail client. Many serious security leaks have been
discovered
> in Outlook in the past and new leaks are still found regularly.
> - Uninstall Windows Scripting Host. If you don't know what this is, you
don't
> need it, but many viruses/worms do.
> - Do not start executable attachments in any format (exe, bat, pif, scr,
vbs
> etc). Not even if the mail comes from someone you know or claims to be a
> virus cleaner.
>
> Bye,
> Maarten
>
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