[NIFL-ESL:6807] Re: possible virus in your system

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Date: Sun Dec 23 2001 - 15:10:17 EST


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This is a hoax.  The file referred to is a normal file found on Windows 
systems.  Do not delete this file.  It reads long file names.
Linda Rowland, Education Director
The International Center
W.K.R.M.A.A., Inc.
806 Kenton Street
Bowling Green, KY 42101
phone: 270-781-8336
fax:     270-781-8136
In a message dated 12/23/2001 12:20:59 PM Central Standard Time, 
beaver1@pon.net writes:


> 
> I was just told there might be a virus dormant in your system while helping
> the lady I take care of find it in her system. I did a file find and I did
> find it in my hard drive. It was not detected by my antivirus software. The
> file/virus name is sulfnbk.exe and it lies dormant in your hard drive and
> after 14 days crashes your system. To check if you have have this virus, do
> the following:
> 
> 1. Go to start menu and do a find/search.
> 2. Type in sulfnbk.exe and be sure you are searching the C drive.
> 3. If you have the file, it will appear as a black icon with the file name
> sulfnbk.exe
> 4. If you do not find the file, do a new search to double check that you do
> not have the file in your system.
> 5. If you do have this file, DO NOT OPEN IT. Right click on the icon and
> select delete. When it asks if you want to send this file to the recycle
> bin, say yes.
> 6. Go to the recycle bin and empty it.
> 
> If you do have it, please send this message to everyone in your address
> book, as that is how it is spread.
> 
> Nancy Gulliver
> 



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