- From: Ladd Hanson <ladd@pcl-a56.lib.utexas.edu>
- Date: Fri, 31 Mar 1995 11:06:47 -0600 (CST)
- To: Fell_Travis/dal11_tjfell@dal.mobil.com
- Cc: Multiple recipients of list <www-talk@www10.w3.org>
April Fools is tomorrow, right? Ladd On Fri, 31 Mar 1995 Fell_Travis/dal11_tjfell@dal.mobil.com wrote: > Item Subject: Message text > ---- Begin Forwarded Message > > Today (3/30/95) I received a copy of an e-mail from Hughes Aircraft > Company via Moorpark College and the City of Ventura regarding a new > virus > called GOOD TIMES that originated from someone on AOL. > > This virus, when activated, is extremely destructive and, the e-mail > states, "is unparalled in its capability...other more well-known viruses > such as Stoned, Airwolf and Michaelangelo pale in comparison..." > > The virus can be detected as an e-mail message with the subject line > reading "Good Times." If you receive a piece of e-mail with Good Times > as > the subject, DO NOT READ IT...DELETE IT IMMEDIATELY. > > The virus is launched when the e-mail is loaded into the mail server's > ASCII buffer and it is highly intelligent...it will send copies of > itself > to everyone whose e-mail addess is contained in the received-mail file > or > sent-mail file, if it can find one. Once a computer is infected, one of > several things can happen. The hard drive will most likely be > destroyed. > If the program is not stopped, the computer's processor will be placed > in > an nth-complexity infinite binary loop which can severly damage the > processor. > > REMEMBER...if you receive a piece of e-mail with the subject called Good > Times, DO NOT READ IT...DELETE IT IMMEDIATELY. > > > -- > raley@rain.org > ventura, California > > > > ---- End Forwarded Message >
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