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**warning** if you get an email do not open it!! (from Doug R22tech)
Just thought I would pass this on... I recieved an email from Doug Martin (r22tech)- something about "If you don't know how to use this contact the computer manufacturer"... this is a virus- do not open the attachment!!!!
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There is another one floating around today:
Subject: "Snowhite and the Seven Dwarfs..." Attachment: "joke.exe" This one is identified as the WORM_HYBRIS.M virus Do not run that attachment!! Delete this message and make sure that your virus protection is up to date! JrDavid68 |
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Do not open any e-mail from me Doug and Noelle Martin, as Sean has instructed-My brother has told me it is definetely a virus and a bad one at that. I have not been home to see if I have it or not and have not used my E-mail in a few days, so I have NO IDEA what it is, who it is from, and who it got sent to. I am not very computer savvy, so if it is coming from my e-mail can anyone suggest a way to remove it? How will I know if I have it? I had my wife run an updated virus scan just a minute ago- it showed nothing.
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Norton picked it up and handled it. Update your Norton today.
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I'd suggest going to Symantec's site or McAfee, depending on your virus software manufacturer (McAfee has a better research section). You'll have to research your symptoms and search for associated files on your computer, as well as entries in your Windows registry. Search for the WORM_HYBRIS.M if you think that's the one.
Virus definitions constantly have to be updated as new viruses are released (I guess you know that). McAfee has pretty good instructions for removing a virus once it's been identified, but it can be a complex process. For the non-computer savy, Norton's Anti-Virus subscription (yearly) is not a bad deal. You get the latest protection, and removal is automatic (and less painful), plus you get the latest definitions automatically. No affiliations with either company. |
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Doug, it looks like it was sent to everyone on your email list. I got it twice. Norton jumped on it right away.
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Doug,
I got the e-mail also, I sent you some roll bar parts. Norton picked it up but something else is wrong. Watch out for this one its nasty!!!! Todd
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