This is a hoax. sulfnbk.exe comes with windows.  it is used by Windows
to restore long filenames.  As any file it CAN be infected, but the file
itself should be there.  Check the date on the file and if it is the
same as the date on the other files in the windows\command directory,
then it is the copy that came with Windows.

If you delete it certain parts of Windows will not work.

Marshall

"James Osbourne, Holmes" wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I received the following message on Saturday 12-8-01 AM from a friend
> with whom I correspond occasionally. When I searched I found the file
> SULFNBK.EXE in C:/windows/command, and deleted it. It has been over a
> month since I corresponded with him.
>
> The message I received:
>
> ---start of message---
>
> Please check the following information to see if we
>
> transferred a VIRUS to anyone.
>
> I was sent this from a client -- and we did have it on
>
> our C-Drive.
>
> Sorry -- we hope this hasn't transferred to you.
>
> Do the following instructions:
>
> This is a time release virus which means that Norton
>
> and MacAfee Anti- virus do not pick it up until it is
>
> too late.
>
> I was told that the virus may have attached itself to
>
> everyone in my address book, and that I should send
>
> this warning to all of you regardless of whether or
>
> not I have emailed you in the past week or so.
>
> Please follow the following directions to see if you
>
> have the virus and if you do, to eliminate it.
>
> Click on "start".
>
> Choose "find" or "search".
>
> Choose "files and /or folders".
>
> Select "find".
>
> Select "C drive".
>
> The file to search for is: SULFNBK.EXE
>
> If you find this file, DO NOT OPEN IT!
>
> SELECT THE FILE BY right clicking ON YOUR MOUSE AND
>
> DELETE IT!
>
> Then close the window and EMPTY YOUR RECYCLE BIN.
>
> Then email everyone in your address book and ask them
>
> to follow the same procedures.
>
> ---end of message---
>
> James-Osbourne: Holmes
>


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