Don’t know who to direct this to, but I thought someone should be aware of a possible hack of the most recent version of OO (4.1.). A couple of days ago, I downloaded that version from the Apache website, and was pleased to see improvements in the Impress function. After several hours work, I saved an Impress file, and noticed it was identified in the cue in what I assume was Russian for Impress followed by OpenOffice. Strange, I thought.
I had written copy in that file in English, and when I opened the file again, it was translated into Russian. That made me more than a little suspicious, so I corrected the copy back to English, saved the file with a different name, opened it, and same thing – English translated into Russian. I’m not crazy, nor am I normally paranoid. But since then, I have received three notices from Google of three attempts to sign into my Google email account, all three thankfully unsuccessful. I have to date not observed any other signs of a virus/hacking on any other apps or services. Needless to say, all this has left me very concerned – concerned enough that I deleted all my recent Impress files and the OO application itself. That currently leaves me without any word processing/presentation application. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Tom Cordle --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@openoffice.apache.org
