Greetings Tom!
On Thursday, May 04, 2000 at 12:04:05 GMT -0700 (which was 12:04 PM where you think
I live) [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed:
>>>> They Should have been using The Bat!
JT>>> Right. I hear it's spread by exploiting MS Outlook. It's another
JT>>> sad, sad day for Outlook fans.
JT>>> Proud to be a Bat Man.
TP> Umm, I remember some discussion on getting inlined images to show up
TP> in HTML-view pages that called those images. If that's the case,
TP> couldn't TB! be just as susceptable to such a thing, if it needs to
TP> render the HTML and to render the HTML it needs to launch a VBS,
TP> etc...
TP> Regardless, this particular virus (according to McAffee) needs to be
TP> explicitly launched to get it to infect your system. Outgoing email
TP> wouldn't necessarily be created, but I'd be relatively certain that
TP> the other bad things would happen.
I say, go ahead and send it to me and well find out 100% for sure.
Although my understanding of how attachments are handled, I'll be just
fine, and the payload, will be treated like any other attachment.
and end up in *my* k:\mail\system\0\new\inbound\phil\attach\ directory harmlessly
waiting to be either archived to a CD or deleted.
BTW- there is more information about that TIF directory and those
three hidden files and the 8 other directories that they show up in on
searchlores.org if you have time to find it and study it some. It's
not all that "secret" but there are parts of it that are still not
understood.
peace.
--
... When government is out of control, folks should not get mad, they should just get
The Bat!
--- The Bat! 1.42 Beta/20 + 98Lite + Revenge of Mozilla II
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