CODE RED ! ALL MY Attachments coming in are SEIZED UP-----
Came home from Columbus, Computer SCREWED By In comming damage in E Mail?
Original Message --
One Question to DML aside from Tony C and guys in California ! Mopar
National"s, Sprititzer Dodge Chrysler Challenge and Chrysler Classic '
Columbus ! also Carlisle , Grandbend , St Thomas Ont, Canada!
I' had the honour to be in the winners Circle with Ray B, Money,
Glory -Trophys, Good Looking Models ! thats Women for the Dino see my
Horsepower guys! The DML is the RAREST ANIMAL on the Drag Strips!
Wednesday Nite we ran Chev , Ford , Big Mopar and Whatever was conceived
FAST & FOOLISH, My point is that at American EVENTS Not My Country -
VISITOR! 50,000 People at Track & Show ! DMLERS are at home polishing paint
and telling the world that they have such beautiful Fast Trucks - Show It
instead of Myself 57 Years Old driving a 91 Dak 4x4 Moose Hunter Winter,
Summer 318 Pre Mag., Shuting down inep RT Drivers caught in some strange
glory OR self love, and also as I Said FORDS and Chev!
A 91 AND A 92 DAK should not be the Winners For 2 Countries when some guy's
pet their Trucks and SAY I' LOVE YOU BABY Your' SO FAST- GET REAL!
Success is hard work Jim Knox. Meet YOU On The Drag Strip and don"t
trip on your! G TECH PRO - REAL Means doing IT, and not playing with
yourself!
JIM :-)
From: "Bob Tom" <tigers@bserv.com>
To: <dakota-truck@dakota-truck.net>
Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 9:58 AM
Subject: Re: DML: OT (Somewhat): More about the virus
>
> At 11:07 PM 8/19/03 -0700, you wrote:
> >A new variant of the "Sobig" virus that circulated a while back. The
> >.pif/.scr file attachments to/from random addresses is the giveaway.
>
> A little more information.
>
> Variant of Sobig on the loose.
> The worm basically sends itself as an e-mail attachment to addresses
> collected from a victim's computer. The worm forges the sender's e-mail
> address, making it "difficult to know who is truly infected," according to
> an alert on antivirus software vendor Sophos PLC's Web site.
>
> The e-mail appears with subject headers such as "Re: That movie,"
> "Re: Wicked screensaver," and "Re: Details." The attached file is
> chosen from a list that includes "movieoo45.pif," "wicked_scr.scr"
> and "your-document.pif," according to Sophos.
>
> The Sobig variant takes advantage of the Network Time Protocol that's
> used by servers to synchronize times to determine when it should stop
> propagating itself, according to Sophos. If the date is Sept. 10, 2003,
> or later, the worm will no longer propagate.
>
> The DML does not allow attachments. Just be careful with any attachments
> that you receive (see above). As long as you don't open them, you'll be
> okay.
>
> There's another worm going around as well since July. It's a variation
> of the Blaster worm. AFAIK, it attacks networks, not spread by
> attachments and Win2000 and XP seem to be the vulnerable OS.
>
> I've done a NAV LiveUpdate and scanned all my files. Got an AOK.
>
> That's all I know for now.
>
> Bob Tom Burlington, Ont., Canada
> '97 Dakota Sport, 4x2, CC, Flame red, 5.2L, 44RE auto., 4.56SG
>
>
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