I've received numerous SirCam virus infected messages over the past few
weeks. They have messages like "I send this to you for your advice"
and the attachments have two extensions, like document.doc.pif. The
only site I've heard that was specifically targeted by the Code Red
virus is the White House's website.
AOL.EXE is not a virus; it is the program used to attach to AOL. A
virus might be disguised as AOL.EXE but unless you are certain it is a
virus please don't scare people into thinking all files named AOL.EXE
are viruses (virii?) Then again, maybe you could make an argument that
AOL is a virus, but that's another topic entirely.
Now for the Roadster content:
The '67 recently listed on eBay says it is 36 years old; that makes
this 2003.
I'm surprised nobody has bid on Dan's Silvia. In my hunts for more
info I saw there is an ex-Japanese police spec Silvia somewhere in the
US with major interior differences.
--- Gerardo Magana <gmagana@softcom.net> wrote:
> List, I received an e mail today with an attachment of aol.exe, do
> not open
> this attachment if you receive it, it is a virus, also it seems like
> the
> latest worm has messed with the net, maybe that's the reason for the
> list
> being so quiet
> Gerardo
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