My virus protection sends me the following message every to send an email. Do
you know anything about this?
*** PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS NOTIFICATION. ***
Trend Micro PC-calling Internet Security has detected a message containing
dangerous software. You will find the message in question
Looks like phishing to me (bad grammar is key)
Matt
KD8DAO
On 7/21/07, John Palmar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My virus protection sends me the following message every to send an email. Do
you know anything about this?
*** PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS NOTIFICATION. ***
Trend Micro PC-calling
DON'T RESPOND TO IT, NOR OPEN ATTACMENT -
just get rid of it as quickly as possible.
It will infect your PC, for sure! These
fake security emails are being sent out
all the time, by spammers/phyziers (sp?)
Right up there with this, but down one
level, are the we've got a ton of inherited
money
If it's really happening in response to your sending each e-mail (try
sending a message to yourself and see if it happens) it sounds like your
computer already has a virus. If the misspelling (pc-calling instead of
pc-cillin) is really how it appears in the message, the message itself is
part of
John Palmar -
Short of going out and buying some expensive
cumbersome security program, I'd download several
of the very good freebee security programs, such as:
SpybotC:\Program Files\Lavasoft\Ad-Aware SE
Ad-Aware.exe - Search Destroy
I run SPYBOT and AD-AWARE about once a week.
Fred (FL) wrote:
John Palmar -
Short of going out and buying some expensive
cumbersome security program, I'd download several
of the very good freebee security programs, such as:
snip
a friend of mine with a young teen aged daughter that uses IM pgms a lot.
Mentioned to me he had to use AVG's
Absolutely! I have used AVG Anti-Virus by Grisoft for over four years on
several machines without a single issue. In my experience it is far more
stable and reliable than either of the two highly-advertised brands that
often come pre-loaded on new machines, and it has a much, much smaller
memory
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Downloads take only a few seconds. The paid version (at least) updates
automatically. IIRC the free version simply requires a click on a radio
button.
In the free version, updates are automagically downloaded each day at the time
you set them to do so. Or it can be
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