Hi Mike,
On Thursday 02/12/1999 at 19:30, you wrote:
> Hello Bat Group,
> I could use some help.
> I'm using Bat Version 1.35. I can not configure my Bat E-mail
> Software to function within our network. Our Server has the WWW and
> smtp and pop direct connection and I am trying to use the Bat on my
> work-station. I have been attempting this for several months without
> success. All suggestions will be appreciated.
> We are using a local area network with Hub.
> Our local Server has internal IP of 193.169.1.5
> We are using TCP/IP components.
> Are Primary Network Logon is: Client For Microsoft Networks.
> I am also open for suggestions if there may be a better way to configure
> this network in order to get Bat Software to function.
> Thank you.
> Best regards,
> Mike mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
watch it Mike,
you are distrubuting happy99 virus/trojan at the moment. I also
received a personal message from you with the virus attached. This is
a characteristic of happy99.
W32/Ska (Happy99):
This worm attaches itself to outgoing email. To do this it modifies the file
WSOCK32.DLL. Thus its infection vehicle is
Windows machines. (On NT, this normally fails.) It has achieved a very high
prevalence. Its payload (displays a fireworks
graphic when the attachment HAPPY99.EXE is run) causes little damage but makes users
re-send the file to their friends. But
because of the payload, the worm is assessed a medium risk rather than high.
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Best regards,
Bob
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