sgopus
Wed Sep 24 00:12:41 CDT 2003
AV software should not be trusted completely, to screen
out ALL virus it must have the virus in it database.
I prefer to screen it myself, not depend totally on AV
software. I have been on the internet for quite some time
and so far the ONLY virus I caught was from work and it
was a simple word macro virus. I practice safe browsing
and a paranoid mind for virus if I didn't expect it, it's
gone! not opened! I try to keep current on the various
ways that virus infect your pc. Note I said TRY, it's a
bitch! these days it's a constant battle!
>-----Original Message-----
>I don't Know what schrieb means,but I encountred this
recent problem and the
>system performed properly in warning me to not open
the 'mail delivery
>failure' e-mail worm. The MS e-mail alert with attachment
was not picked-up;
>I knew that it was against their policy and hence
a 'bogy'. I thought that
>the AV system screens everything you open wheither it is
a file or e-mail or
>post. If you have the synch on it will download, but the
AV will still
>perform and you won't be able to access it without
warning. What if you just
>read off the server with synch-off? thank-you
>Torti Schlumpf <tortischlumpf@arcor.de> wrote in message
>news:bkpta0$s6l$1@online.de...
>> James D. Jordan schrieb:
>>
>> > If you are using the preview pane in OE to read mail
or posts in NG, are
>you
>> > succeptable to a virus/worm executing on your machine?
>>
>> Taken from the header of your message:
>> > X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2615.200
>>
>> You have to update Outlook Express at least to 6.0 SP1
immediately!
>> The old version will help worms to install just while
the mail is opened
>> or read using preview!
>>
>> Or take a more secure email programm, independent from
Internet
>> Explorer, e.g.:
>>
>>
http://texturizer.net/thunderbird/
>>
>> --
>> Regards, Torti
>>
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