VIRUS WARNING -- Time stamps on pictures
Don
Norton Virus software found the js.Fortnight virus attached.
Don
Reinder Mulder
Tip: always disable (Java)scripts in e-mail or news.
Reinder
Anthony Giorgianni
I have JScript disabled, so my computer didn't pick it up when I opened the
message. But if I try to save and open on my computer, AVG shows it as
JS/Fortnight too.
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Anthony Giorgianni
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Andy
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Anthony Giorgianni
then on the security tab, then check the Restricted sites zone box. OF
course, you also should make sure you have your anti-virus program up to
date and that you use Windows Update to download fixes for the very
vulnerabilities that some of these viruses - scripts and Active X controls -
try to exploit.
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Anthony Giorgianni
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Gary J Bevans
thread.
Glad I have a good Virus protection software.
Gary
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