

| Subject: | Re: Microsoft patch- hoax or real |
| From: | Jim Arnott |
| Date: | Sun, 28 Sep 2003 18:31:41 -0700 |
I'm gonna type this just one more time..... This is the latest issue of the email containing the w32.swen@mm virus. It hit our servers Thursday a week ago. It's very well done and you will get hundreds of copies of it. Looks *really* official in HTML. Tell your 97% solution using friends that MICROSOFT NEVER SENDS PRODUCT UPDATES BY E-MAIL. NEVER EVER. If they "install" this "update", unless they're real comfortable in regedit, they'll need to take it to a shop to be straightened out. Figure probably a fifty dollar bill.... Details are available at Symantec's site. In case you didn't understand the first time through.... MICROSOFT NEVER SENDS PRODUCT UPDATES BY E-MAIL. NEVER EVER. Jim Arnott Technical Support Eastern Oregon Net, Inc (541)962-7873 (800)785-7873 developtrust wrote: >I thought I read recently on this list that Microsoft does not send update >info by email. Today I received this message on what looked like a genuine >Microsoft email with logos etc.. Was this the virus some of you were talking >of? William > >
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