From: Prof. Gomes (gomes@dpx.cnen.gov.br)
Date: Fri Nov 28 1997 - 09:41:01 MST
At 15:43 28/11/97 +0100, you wrote:
>
>> Today, I received a message, followed by IBM, about an email virus:
>>
>> The "Trojan Horse"
>>
>> It apparently comes with the following email messages (there may be possibly
>> other):
>>
>> >>> PENPAL GREETINGS
>> >>> Join the Crew
>> >>> RETURNED OR UNABLE TO LIVER
>>
>> Its said to delete the info in the HD's (terrific...) and .... to self send
>> to the addresses in your mail... (interesting...)
>
>This is a great "meme" to study... after all, it has been living in
>Internet for at least 3 years now, and there is still some people
>believing it! :-D
>
>Of course this isn't true!
>But it is quite funny to see that even people still pass this around!
>
>
> Rute Sofia
>
>
Dear Rute,
3 years ago, I was 16 hours a day involved in my M.Sc. thesis, using 4
computers at a time,
for running millions of silly Monte Carlo photons scattering simulation
cases and did not have time to give attention
for the really silly stuff that came to me via net ( just the important ones).
But now I could remember, from the deep of my memory archives, some comments
about a fact like this ( false virus alarms...)
Sorry for boring you :-|D
Respcf.
Gomes.
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