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How many of these viruses have you had arriving in your inbox lately? At the moment, one out of three emails I get contains one of the damn files. It's *VERY* annoying.
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Not had an infected file either.
Never! never had any e-mails with those attatchments in them, heh.
:D
Ugh, yeah. Thanks for the image.
Or a scab
JamesD wrote:
> Yahoo mail seemed to have ceased letting them through, but i have to
> say that there virus scanning capabilities are very good.
>
> -Edit- Icarus why are you a newbie?
I needed new blood. Unfortunately it's now dried up from scarlet red to some brownish red. Much like a blood clot.
> Yahoo mail seemed to have ceased letting them through, but i have to
> say that there virus scanning capabilities are very good.
>
> -Edit- Icarus why are you a newbie?
I needed new blood. Unfortunately it's now dried up from scarlet red to some brownish red. Much like a blood clot.
Yeah, I hate the fact so many people keep every single person they have ever emailed in their contact/address book....morons.
Belldandy wrote:
> ßulle†† wrote:
> Am I the only one who has never had an e-mail virus???
>
> Nope, but the people most likely to receive this Bagle thing are
> those with a lot of email contacts - Bagle works by infecting one PC
> then using all the addresses on that PC as faked senders, and so
> on...
>
> You either don't have many email contacts or all of your contacts are
> intelligent enough to have antivirus, and outlook fully updated.
Guess you're right there. I never let my contact list get out of hand. I only keep names of people/companies I know I will deal with again and everyone on my contact list has their AVs up-to-date.
The only way I have received virii are through P2P programs like Limewire, Kazaa and bitTorrent.
> ßulle†† wrote:
> Am I the only one who has never had an e-mail virus???
>
> Nope, but the people most likely to receive this Bagle thing are
> those with a lot of email contacts - Bagle works by infecting one PC
> then using all the addresses on that PC as faked senders, and so
> on...
>
> You either don't have many email contacts or all of your contacts are
> intelligent enough to have antivirus, and outlook fully updated.
Guess you're right there. I never let my contact list get out of hand. I only keep names of people/companies I know I will deal with again and everyone on my contact list has their AVs up-to-date.
The only way I have received virii are through P2P programs like Limewire, Kazaa and bitTorrent.
ßulle†† wrote:
> Am I the only one who has never had an e-mail virus???
Nope, but the people most likely to receive this Bagle thing are those with a lot of email contacts - Bagle works by infecting one PC then using all the addresses on that PC as faked senders, and so on...
You either don't have many email contacts or all of your contacts are intelligent enough to have antivirus, and outlook fully updated.
Through my eBay selling I've been in contact with piles and piles of people...hence why I have a problem. My AV and stuff is all up to date so I'm not reproducing it, but still annoying having to delete them all...
> Am I the only one who has never had an e-mail virus???
Nope, but the people most likely to receive this Bagle thing are those with a lot of email contacts - Bagle works by infecting one PC then using all the addresses on that PC as faked senders, and so on...
You either don't have many email contacts or all of your contacts are intelligent enough to have antivirus, and outlook fully updated.
Through my eBay selling I've been in contact with piles and piles of people...hence why I have a problem. My AV and stuff is all up to date so I'm not reproducing it, but still annoying having to delete them all...
That would explain this bone through my nose...
^ FAO Icarus...(damn slow posting!)^
^ FAO Icarus...(damn slow posting!)^
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