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PsyriSILVER Member artisan 1,576 posts Location: Berkshire, UK
Posted: I dont know whether anybody knows that there is also a computer virus going around takin advantage of peoples fears of SARS. If anyone does get it then avoid the attachment.
Posted: Will do so...Of course if I'm sent anything I look to see who it is from, if it doesnt have a friends name on it I delete it.
My friends also know that if they send me stuff to have a code word in the subject area.
RISK: Do not follow the common path; Go where there is no path and leave a trail.
flidBRONZE Member Carpal \'Tunnel 3,136 posts Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Posted: even better advice is avoid all attachments except pictures, movies and other non executeable things. I love my friends (most of them anyway), but i don't trust any of them to know the difference between a harmless fun executable they found and a trojan. Plus because of the way email works all attachments will use 33% more bandwidth/time to send/recieve, so giving a repuatable download site for things is preferable anyway. Following this practice i've never had a significant virus/trojan in 7 years from using email.
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