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Re: can simply reading an email destroy your machine?From: Bruce Speyer (bruce.speyer@elecomm.com)Fri Aug 29 20:06:41 1997
At 12:02 PM 8/28/97 -0500, Bruce Speyer wrote: >Geeks, >Can simply downloading and reading an email somehow on some systems somehow >actually infect the system and destroy it? Can this be done? I can't see >how unless the downloaded file is executed as an application? >Bruce I found the answer to my own question of yesterday ... CIAC Internet Hoaxes Page: http://ciac.llnl.gov/ciac/CIACHoaxes.html Symantic Virus Hoaxes: http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/hoax.html The latest "JOIN THE CREW", "AOL4FREE" and most of those really awful scary virus messages are hoaxes (fake). Bruce -- Bruce Speyer Elecomm Internet Applications Home of OBGYN.net 512-451-2842, FAX: 512-377-5626 Physician Directed Network URL: http://www.elecomm.com http://www.obgyn.net EMAIL: bruce.speyer@elecomm.com bruce.speyer@obgyn.net A Texas HUB and QISV
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