From: cracker@icon.co.za
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
Message Hash: f60c6623f316370f25206016ba29beefdc117eb4624be67d5c3083c8d7a9c064
Message ID: <199611260935.LAA26567@mail1.icon.co.za>
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UTC Datetime: 1996-11-26 09:35:49 UTC
Raw Date: Tue, 26 Nov 1996 01:35:49 -0800 (PST)
From: cracker@icon.co.za
Date: Tue, 26 Nov 1996 01:35:49 -0800 (PST)
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
Subject: Tell me this,referring to Symantec's claim.
Message-ID: <199611260935.LAA26567@mail1.icon.co.za>
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Okay granted,i am virtually sure Deeyenda does not exhist,but i asked a simple question.
Altavista is a cute idea though ;)
Who posted this shit then,someone care to get back to him????
>The internet community has again been plagued by another virus.This message is being spread
>throughout the internet,including USENET posting,EMAIL and other inherent activities...The
>reason for all the attention is because of the nature of this virus and the potential security risks
>it makes.Instead of a destructive trojan virus (most viruses!),this virus,referred to as Deeyenda
>Maddick,performs a comprehensive search on your computer,looking for valuable information
>such as email and login,passwords,credit cards,personal info,etc. The Deeyenda virus also has
>the capability to stay memory resident whil running a host of applications and operating systems,
>such as Windows 3.11 and Windows 95.What this means to internet users is that when a login and
>PASSWORD are sent to the server,this virus can COPY this information and SEND IT OUT TO AN
>UNKNOWN ADDRESS (varies).
>The reson for this warning is because the Deeyenda virus is virtually undetectable.Once attacked
>your computer will be unsecure.Although it can attack any O/S,this virus is most likely to attack >those users viewing Java enhanced Web Pages (Netscape 2.0 + Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 +
>which are running on Windows 95) . Researchers at Princeton University have found this on a >number of world wide web pages and fear its spread.
> Please pass this on,for we must alert the general public at the security risks
>Steven K. Johnson
>Computer Center
>Carnegie Mellon University
>(412) 455-3756
>e-mail : SJohnson14@cmu.edu
Sounds like a pretty amazing virus to me??? More a crock of shit than anything else,but...
Hey maybe it'll run for president as well....
Sorry to inconvenience anybody,ridicule should have a purpose ;)
J a m e s
"Lead.Follow. Or get out of the way"
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