Thanks Paul,
One of the best ways to flush out a problem is to mention it as I did. I
appreciate your response as I did NOT recognize WPG as a DML member, I
thought it may have been a hack from outside the group. I figured though
that if I sent out the warning it would result in not only warning the
group, but if it was sent accidently, the sender as well...as it appears it
did :-)
I do deal with a number of folks who hack, crack, bomb and so forth and
have unfortunately run into the malicious folk every now and again. I have
found that the majority can't resist a challenge..or a threat.
It appears that the email WAS sent maliciously...but by the virus and
not yourself. Your response and additional info for those who weren't as
lucky as I in catching it are appreciated.
Hopefully ...in time...as the wounds heal...the rest of my fellow DMLers
will understand my response :-)
Later all
""WPG"" <wpgottes@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:001401c0dbdc$765146e0$cea04a0c@butthead...
> Three things...
>
> 1 I totally understand your feelings about getting a virus sent to you.
but
> before you sick your hacker buddies on anybody you need to understand how
> viruses get sent and check it out.
>
> 2 Thanks to those that trusted me and understood how this happens
>
> 3 Thanks to the guy that mentioned the name of the damn thing. My DAT
files
> which are up to date from MCAFEE could not see the damn thing and I didn't
> know what I was chasing.
>
> It has been manually removed now. For anybody that got it from me I am
sorry
> and here is where to go to get info on how to remove it manually. Go to
the
> VIRUS CHARACTERISTICS link, print, restart in MSDOS mode and delete the
> INET.EXE, KERN32.DLL, AND KDSDLL.DLL. Edit your WIN.INI removing the line
> that says run INTET.EXE.
>
> Regards
>
> Paul Gottes
>
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