On Wed, 30 Jun 2004, phil wrote:
can whoever maintains this list ensure that virus definitions are up to
date.
I have had 3 and as I write 5 instances of the above.
be on guard
Regards
Phil
Phil,
There are spam/virus filters, and there are messages with spoofed e-mail
addresses that
phil wrote:
can whoever maintains this list ensure that virus definitions are up
to date.
I have had 3 and as I write 5 instances of the above.
be on guard
How about switching to something other than the virus propagating MS
software (i.e. Outlook and Outlook Express)?
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There cannot be a
On Wed, June 30, 2004 7:47 pm, Andrew DeFaria said:
phil wrote:
can whoever maintains this list ensure that virus definitions are up to
date.
I have had 3 and as I write 5 instances of the above.
be on guard
How about switching to something other than the virus propagating MS
Chris Taylor wrote:
On Wed, June 30, 2004 7:47 pm, Andrew DeFaria said:
phil wrote:
can whoever maintains this list ensure that virus definitions are up
to date.
I have had 3 and as I write 5 instances of the above.
be on guard
How about switching to something other than the virus propagating MS
.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Andrew DeFaria
Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2004 3:55 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Netsky worm
Chris Taylor wrote:
On Wed, June 30, 2004 7:47 pm, Andrew DeFaria said:
phil wrote:
can whoever maintains
Ok. Let's stop talking about this now.
It was a temporary glitch. Hoping that would be obvious given the
amount of spam/viruses that actually makes it through here is probably
way too much to ask.
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Hi,
This guy sounds like a nut case... Obviously flame bait... I don't know
where this guy gets his information, maybe from MS press literature.
First he claims not to use Outlook, then claims he uses it behind a
firewall... What difference does it make that he runs Outlook behind a
firewall? He
Robert Pendell wrote:
Yes. That is true. Microsoft is showing some changes though for the
future. For example. Even in Windows XP, LAN connections are
firewalled by default. SP2 will enable the firewall by default and
include a security center. The firewall is more robust giving the user
a bit
On Wed, 30 Jun 2004, Robert Pendell wrote:
Right. Windows actually stole certain things from UNIX. Example: The
system32\drivers\etc folder is taken directly from UNIX. There are
certain others stolen from UNIX too but I can't remember what.
``Stolen'' is a big word. Microsoft has as much
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