Kick-a*s new Windows exploit - wuwu - go team!
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http://www.canada.com/calgary/calgaryherald/news/story.html?id=27999f63-6e3a-4a86-b9b4-61df3d47f8db
Five new variants of a malicious e-mail virus released overnight Thursday on the Internet break new ground in that recipients are no longer required to open attachments to infect their computers.
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Five new variants of a malicious e-mail virus released overnight Thursday on the Internet break new ground in that recipients are no longer required to open attachments to infect their computers.
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| Occulis wrote: |
http://www.canada.com/calgary/calgaryherald/news/story.html?id=27999f63-6e3a-4a86-b9b4-61df3d47f8db Five new variants of a malicious e-mail virus released overnight Thursday on the Internet break new ground in that recipients are no longer required to open attachments to infect their computers. ollloollolololo |
| Minion wrote: | ||
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do you mean HTML format or simply internet mail? Gah I can't imagine turning off internet mail.
-Nah-
Bah that sucks
You're referring to webmail, and no that's not what I'm saying. If you read the article it says...
A lot of email services don't even allow html email, it outputs as txt. TXT files can't execute shit.
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the new variants carry a web-based URL or hyper text message in the body of the e-mail |
A lot of email services don't even allow html email, it outputs as txt. TXT files can't execute shit.
They are referring to it bypassing the patch if you save the malicious email.... I wonder what they mean by save...
| Minion wrote: | ||
You're referring to webmail, and no that's not what I'm saying. If you read the article it says...
A lot of email services don't even allow html email, it outputs as txt. TXT files can't execute shit. |
No I'm not referring to webmail. I'm referring to Exchange mail coming in from the Internet in HTML format. Outlook does allow these to come through. Hence my comment I can't imagine trying to do that.
-Nah-
| Nahualli wrote: | ||||
No I'm not referring to webmail. I'm referring to Exchange mail coming in from the Internet in HTML format. Outlook does allow these to come through. Hence my comment I can't imagine trying to do that. -Nah- |
moral of the story....dont allow html emails in your email client.
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