Thinking that someone just remembered you and sent you a Hallmark greeting card? Think again, before you open the email attachment.
http://blog.trendmicro.com/greeting-cards-spread-no-cheer/
Better yet, open no attachments unless you are 100% sure of their origin and were expecting them.
Indeed, Rik.
Thanks for the heads up, Simon. :thumb:
Quote from: Rik on Jun 09, 2008, 16:46:11
Better yet, open no attachments unless you are 100% sure of their origin and were expecting them.
Disregard that last statement if your are female (with certain exceptions ;)), blonde etc - you are gonna do anyway, so we may as well give you permission right now >:D
:dig: :rip: ;D
Bye, Mad, it's been nice knowing you. ;D
Quote from: Rik on Jun 10, 2008, 11:16:44
Bye, Mad, it's been nice knowing you. ;D
:lol:
I had a Trojan flagged up last week ,it came with an email from the Ecard company I think, luckily the scanner found it first, it came with my daughters email address attached, so I've had to warn her to do a scan too.