On Thursday, December 21, 2000, 12:53:56 PM, Bob wrote:
> We use TB v1.41 and got hit with the MTX virus twice in the past
> month. The person who handles email for my company has been
> trained not to open attachments, and she claims she has never done
> so.
Is she the only
Hello Marck & other fellow TB! Users following this thread,
Thursday, December 21, 2000, you relied to Nick regarding older
versions of TB having a virus vulnerability here.:
NA>> If I am not mistaken, those viruses came to the List with a
NA>> *.pif and *.scr attachment which TB! should not h
Good [morning|afternoon|day|evening|night] Bob,
BR> The MTX virus arrives attached to a message with empty body text.
BR> Was there an exposure in v1.41 that would allow the attached
BR> executable to launch without explicit action from a user?
In no version of The Bat! a fi
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On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 21:40:17 +, Marck D. Pearlstone wrote these
words of wisdom:
NA>> If I am not mistaken, those viruses came to the List with a *.pif
NA>> and *.scr attachment which TB! should not have tried to open
NA>> despite having no text
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Hi Nick,
On 21 December 2000 at 13:17:37 -0800 (which was 21:17 where I
live) Nick Andriash wrote and made these points:
BR>> executable to launch without explicit action from a user? I'm
BR>> wondering if The Bat tries to show an attachment when th
On December 21, 2000, at 12:53:56 PM, Bob Rankin Wrote:
BR> The MTX virus arrives attached to a message with empty body text.
BR> Was there an exposure in v1.41 that would allow the attached
BR> executable to launch without explicit action from a user? I'm
BR> wondering if
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When I saw Bob's message about "MTX virus ",
I felt like making these comments:
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BR> I've downloaded v1.48f, since it talks about virus protection in the
BR> new features. Does the install program gracefully upgra
Hi,
We use TB v1.41 and got hit with the MTX virus twice in the past
month. The person who handles email for my company has been trained
not to open attachments, and she claims she has never done so.
The MTX virus arrives attached to a message with empty body text.
Was there an exposure in
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