http://www.ncsa.com/services/consortia/anti-virus/alerthoax.html Check this before worrying about "virus alerts" most are hoaxes. Plus if it IS real, and 99.9 percent are NOT, it gives emergency precautions, and urls to get fixes. PASTED from above WEB SITE ___________________________________________________________________________ _ Why Hoax Pages, they're not viruses right ? The ICSA virus lab serves many functions. Not only do we certify antivirus products, we are also a source of reliable independent information. This means that we are in no way associated with any vendor of any anti-virus product. Our lab techs field virus help calls all day long. A good portion of them have to deal with these hoaxes and we realized that as an information provider we had little to no information like this on our web site. We gathered the techs together and drew up these pages and did some major house cleaning on the other virus related pages here at ICSA. Let me make it clear We don't want to cause alarm with the notification of _any_ new virus, that's not our job. [We'll leave that to the vendors ;-)]. These Hoax pages are simply to inform you of notices that are circulating and the status of those notices (whether they are a problem or not), along with some background information, as to the source (if known) and original text of the message. _______________________________________________________________________ So the next time someone sends a "virus alert" do'em a favor, send them this back. Richard the Moody
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