Skip to main content

HOW TO ENSURE THAT VIRUS DOES NOT SPREAD THRU YOUR ADDRESS BOOK

As you may know, when/if a worm virus gets into your computer it heads
straight for your email address book, and sends itself to everyone in
there, thus infecting all your friends and associates.

This trick won't keep the virus from getting into your computer, but
it will stop the virus from using your address book to spread further,
and it will alert you to the fact that the worm has entered into your
system.

Here's what you do:

First, open your address book and click on "New Contact," just as you
would do if you were adding a new friend to your list of email
addresses.

In the window where you would type your friend's first name, type in "A".

For the screen name or email address, type AAAAAAA@A....

Save and Close the new entry.

Now, here's what you've done and why it works:

The "name" "A" will be placed at the top of your address book as entry#1.

This will be where the worm will start in an effort to send itself to
all your friends. But, when it tries to send itself to AAAAAAA@A...,
it will be undeliverable because of the phony email address you
entered. If the first attempt fails (which it will because of the
phony address), the worm goes no further and your friends will not be
infected.

Here's the second great advantage of this method:

If an email cannot be delivered, you will be notified of this in your
Inbox almost immediately as a Mailer Daemon. Hence, if you ever get an
emai! l telling you that an email addressed to AAAAAAA@A... could not be
delivered, you know right away that you have the worm/virus in your
system. You can then take steps to get rid of it!


Forward this mail to all your friends and take the first step in
ensuring a virus free web. If everybody you know does this then you
need not ever worry about opening mail from friends

Regards~

hunni

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

CANNE-DEMONIUM

The scene resembled that of a pre-independent era, set in the Indian territory of Puducherry, where the French were trying to infiltrate India and inflict pain upon us with their advanced weapons. Except that it was mid-May 2007 in the French town of Cannes and it was the Indians trying to infiltrate France and inflict pain upon them with our Bollywood movies. One of the stars who made her presence felt at the Cannes Fest was Preity Zinta who was there to promote her theory that she did not have an affair with Louis the XVI that caused a rift between him and Marie Antoinette. The French media responded by asking her, “Qui l’enfer vous est?” (Who the hell are you?). She screamed a flurry of obscenities in Hindi at them and asked them to pardon her French. Rumors floated that Hrithik Roshan was seen flying around the area with his right hand up in the air screaming, “The double-thumb is here.”John Abraham,...

21 Quotes That (If Applied) Change You Into a Better Person

As long as man has been alive, he has been collecting little sayings about how to live. We find them carved in the rock of the Temple of Apollo and etched as graffiti on the walls of Pompeii. They appear in the plays of Shakespeare,  the commonplace book  of H. P. Lovecraft, the collected proverbs of Erasmus, and the ceiling beams of Montaigne’s study. Today, they’re recorded on iPhones and in Evernote. But whatever generation is doing it, whether they’re written by scribes in China or commoners in some European dungeon or simply passed along by a kindly grandfather, these little epigrams of life advice have taught essential lessons. How to respond to adversity. How to think about money. How to meditate on our mortality. How to have courage. And they pack all this in in so few words. “What is an epigram?” Coleridge asked, “A dwarfish whole; Its body brevity, and wit its soul.” Epigrams are what Churchill was doing when he said: “To improve is to change, so to be perfect i...

Uncounted Blessings

Whenever we gather together, The words are not easy to find, But love speaks a common language When people have ties that bind. We don't always say what we're feeling As often as families should; We don't count our blessings out loud, But somehow they're understood. We know that we're thankful for living With the comfort of each other's care; We're grateful for memories and stories, And the jokes that our family shares. We might leave a promise unspoken, But we know that we're loyal and true; We can count on companions through life, In the sunshine and shadows, too. We might show some special attention To a stranger, acquaintance, or guest, But we never forget in our hearts About those that we really love best. These blessings can never be counted Like money or gold dividends; They can only be shared as the love That exists when families are friends