Trojans in email!?

Anyone else get fucked by trojans I am talking to Zerg he got dicked.
Who is the smart ass mother fucker behind this one.

Please stop this childish shit, I am paranoid to check my email due to viruses and other shit...
C'mon people, fighting is one thing but this ruins everything...

This is really bad, is it still suspectable that its that guy with the denied review?? Or is he being framed.. And why is this person going after the moderators???

Whats going on Krauser?
Have you received one?

Originally posted by Lord Wolfgang Krauser:
<STRONG>Anyone else get fucked by trojans I am talking to Zerg he got dicked.
Who is the smart ass mother fucker behind this one.

Please stop this childish shit, I am paranoid to check my email due to viruses and other shit...
C'mon people, fighting is one thing but this ruins everything...</STRONG>

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Can a virus or a trojan virus detroy your computer if you just read your email? It's the attached files that comes with your email
that activites the little virus.

yea, i have been getting viruses sent to me, but i got one on the other comp on a different email that is my parents address, and two of my friends have got one, so it not from this site as far as a know, my parents have been telling me about people at there work getting one, and my whole school got one while i was in summer school. I guess they are going around right now.

I been getting like 5 a day on each of my email accounts... different subject same message body different attachment. But they are all renamed files like something.doc.com

Originally posted by ExeterIsLame:
<STRONG>I been getting like 5 a day on each of my email accounts... different subject same message body different attachment. But they are all renamed files like something.doc.com</STRONG>

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Yeah, my company had 3 computers infected out of 50, I cleaned them out and sent a warning to all our staff. No more problems since they know what to look for. F**king viruses, they get very tiresome . . . <IMG SRC="smilies/mad.gif" border="0">

BTW ExeterIsLame, your sig is cool. <IMG SRC="smilies/cool.gif" border="0">

Sounds like the sircam virus. it's already extremely spread out, and people usually don't even know they are infected. it sends itself to everyone in your email addressbook. subject and attachment are random, body always says "Hi, I need your advice on the following" or similar, or the same text in spanish.

Will you guys all calm down, if you take the time to read about what a virii or trojan is, you'll know downloading an infected email won't do shit.

You have to run the app to infect yourself, don't open attatchments from people you don't know, or that look suspicious.

Theres no mystery to staying clean of them, it's just common sense. Theres nothing to be scared of either... geez.

I have never receive one.

or you have to have outlook express as mailer, it's self-infecting :P

Thats why I dont use outlook express <IMG SRC="smilies/smile.gif" border="0">

And the fact that it's the worst mail program out there helps a little too <IMG SRC="smilies/smile.gif" border="0">

I have used Forte Agent for several years. Once I tried Outlook Express- and I did not like it a bit. Agent is more intuitive.

Originally posted by Drift King EX:
<STRONG>Thats why I dont use outlook express <IMG SRC="smilies/smile.gif" border="0">

And the fact that it's the worst mail program out there helps a little too <IMG SRC="smilies/smile.gif" border="0"></STRONG>

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I also recived the sircam 32 virus,
It did stop me fom opening pograms, but some how it let me go through internet explorer
to get on line,
where I could get the fix from www.symnatec.com

Some fuckers using my email address to suggest im sending out neo geo roms or some shit to other people,however mail delivery system fails (thank god!!) and i get the returning message i dont know what the fuck is going on but something is up just look at this tis is a neoayato one,there are others,i reclon i got some enemies here and they are/have been on these boards:

This message was created automatically by mail delivery software.

A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its
recipients. The following address(es) failed:

ayato@ayato.fr:
This message has been rejected because it has
an apparently executable attachment neogeobios.zip.com
This is a virus prevention measure.
If you meant to send this file then please
package it up as a zip file and resend it.

------ This is a copy of the message, including all the headers. ------
------ The body of the message is 291488 characters long; only the first
------ 65536 or so are included here.

Return-path: <cacodemon6@scott-horne.fsnet.co.uk>
Received: from modem-64.bregor.dialup.pol.co.uk ([62.136.142.192] helo=home-computer)
by cmailg4.svr.pol.co.uk with smtp (Exim 3.13 #0)
id 15SONv-0004w9-00
for ayato@ayato.fr; Thu, 02 Aug 2001 20:43:56 +0100
From: "mark scott-horne"<cacodemon6@scott-horne.fsnet.co.uk>
To: ayato@ayato.fr.
Subject: neogeobios
date: Thu, 2 Aug 2001 20:45:13 +0100
MIME-Version: 1.0
X-MIMEOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.50.4133.2400
X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.50.4133.2400
Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----61DA58D8_Outlook_Express_message_boundary"
Content-Disposition: Multipart message
Message-Id: <E15SONv-0004w9-00.2001-08-02-20-43-56@cmailg4.svr.pol.co.uk>

------61DA58D8_Outlook_Express_message_boundary
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Content-Disposition: message text

Hi! How are you=3F

I send you this file in order to have your advice

See you later=2E Thanks

------61DA58D8_Outlook_Express_message_boundary
Content-Type: application/mixed; name=neogeobios.zip.com
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=neogeobios.zip.com

Can anyone help me out with the above?
like is there anyway of finding out who is doing it so i can report it.

Some days ago, actually not long after I posted in that "the most f**up..." topic I got what I would later discover to be both the Kriz and the Qaz viruses. Qaz was the worm, while Kriz, was something else, which has an extra very nasty surprise in store for anyone unfortunate enough to have that thing running on their computer Christmas morning.

I didn't download any attachments, because there was nothing to download. I just happened to get a few spam messages all of a sudden; something fairly uncommon for me.

I'm curious as to why Outlook Express is "self infecting." I use Outlook Express on both of my computers, and I received an email containing the SirCam virus on one of them. This was before the big uproar, I got the email over a month ago. I looked at the email and noticed the broken english, and I noted that it had a file attached that was "something.doc.bat" That was so obviously a virus, and even if it wasn't I didn't care that Mr. boken english needed my advice on his file, so I just deleted the damn thing. Does the fact that I read the email mean my computer was auto-infected? I never downloaded or ran any file... My hard drive hasn't been filled up with gibberish, and it hasn't been deleted (it would probably take a long time to clear 40 gigs) and the only other symptom can only be carried out on October 16th, so as far as I know I'm fine... Does Outlook Express really automatically download and run any and all files that are attached? I find that pretty hard to believe... I haven't scanned the computer for viruses (the one I'm on now is completely up to date and protected) If Outlook Express really does do that, than that's pretty shitty... I hope you guys are just exaggerating. Otherwise, I think the program is just fine. So long as it doesn't auto-infect my hard drive I'll probably continue to use the program... Someone please let me know though, so I can take the proper precautions... Hell, I might just reformat the damn thing, I've been meaning to do that for a while...

I've been getting hit by infected email attachments but I've not gotten hosed as I'm running email virus software and I stopped opening attachment files from people I do not readily recognize, expecially when the subject line looks odd.

Mark, you are infected with Sircam.


That's how it works, it searches through your address book and sends infected attachments to people in it.

Get a virus scanner and clean yourself out.

Chain, you are fine...sircam requires that you run the attachment.

However some worms propogate simply by opening the email..those are the ones that self propogate in OE.

problems with infected mails are very stupids.

Originally posted by RevQuixo:
<STRONG>Chain, you are fine...sircam requires that you run the attachment.

However some worms propogate simply by opening the email..those are the ones that self propogate in OE.</STRONG>

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Rex isent your avatar from a famous painter ? I dont remember his name...

Edvard Munch "The Cry"...although most people call it "The Scream"

Originally posted by chainsawyak:
<STRONG>I'm curious as to why Outlook Express is "self infecting." I use Outlook Express on both of my computers, and I received an email containing the SirCam virus on one of them. This was before the big uproar, I got the email over a month ago. I looked at the email and noticed the broken english, and I noted that it had a file attached that was "something.doc.bat" That was so obviously a virus, and even if it wasn't I didn't care that Mr. boken english needed my advice on his file, so I just deleted the damn thing. Does the fact that I read the email mean my computer was auto-infected? I never downloaded or ran any file... My hard drive hasn't been filled up with gibberish, and it hasn't been deleted (it would probably take a long time to clear 40 gigs) and the only other symptom can only be carried out on October 16th, so as far as I know I'm fine... Does Outlook Express really automatically download and run any and all files that are attached? I find that pretty hard to believe... I haven't scanned the computer for viruses (the one I'm on now is completely up to date and protected) If Outlook Express really does do that, than that's pretty shitty... I hope you guys are just exaggerating. Otherwise, I think the program is just fine. So long as it doesn't auto-infect my hard drive I'll probably continue to use the program... Someone please let me know though, so I can take the proper precautions... Hell, I might just reformat the damn thing, I've been meaning to do that for a while...</STRONG>

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The only time Outlook is "self-infecting" is if you have it set to auto open attachments. Just turn it off and that's that.

Jeff