Did the kamasutra email virus really attacked the computers today? the 3rd of feb., or was it a hoax??
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my guess its a hoax. it may be some sort of scheme from some anit-virus company so that people get afarid thus they would buy their products. if nothing goes on for the next few weeks, my guess is that it might be some gimmic
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It appears that it isn't true. Personally, I hate finding out something like this isn't true and is being spread around via the email like wildfire, each person trying to do something good......The link below explains the origins of the email, variations, etc....
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I don't know for sure but one possibility would be that you might have been a victim of some sort of hacking!!\nGood Luck
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Is this for a school project or are you hoping to create a virus and get it in the news?  I am a little hesitant pointing people to this type of information.
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looks like a virus to me... maybe even one of those script kiddie programs they use in the chat rooms....
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I am sorry but please check those two. hopefully you would find them helpful.\nwww.newkerala.com/news2.php?action=fullnews&id=16650
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Yup, me too.  I use avast! and I know they can stop it if they find it too.  I have automatic updates so I'm not worried.  A lot of hype about this virus/trojan, but really if you haven't updated your anti-virus, you deserve to get hit by this.  LOL.  Just kidding.  \n\nUpdate your ANTI-VIRUS!!!!
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Oh, and Phishing! How does that work? And how do I set up a Trojan Horse? And what is the best way to run a distributed DOS attack?\n\nWOW! Isn't the internet FUN boys and girls?
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I can assure you that we daily users are not having our emails read by the gov't.  There are though, agency computers that can pick up the URL's of computers using keywords that are of gov't interest ( terror...child porn and so on ). Hope this puts ur mind at ease about the regular daily activities.
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No, this is a hoax;  check http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/hoaxes/overload.asp
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send me the specifics, please.\n\nsometimes the big email servers break down under traffic, or their spam filters malfunction.\n\nCraig\ncraig@craigslist.org
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Remember this if it sounds to good to be true it is a hoax.  It is called spamming.  These are not legit emails.  Someone just trying to get someones hopes up.  Just like the emails that go around that say if you send this email out to 8 friends your wishes will come true.  It doesn't work that way.
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Hello,\nFirst off, if you are using Yahoo's new Beta email then don't worry, and if not then I would highly recommend it, it is very cool. But now to the virus. Here is the link to the report:\nhttp://cbs5.com/topstories/local_story_164151137.html\nBasiclly Yahoo says they have resolved the issue.\nCheers ...\nRick
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lol\nviolation notice...\ni want to return it to the one who reported me though....\nalso, i forgot, i recieved a perverted email from an indian guy this morning,i was really pissed. n it ruind my morning...but i didn't reply or anything....i just let it passd
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I really think its a scam. I had a friend who tried to get a free ipod on one of those things and it never happened. They ask for other people's emails so they are probably trying to get emails to send people junk mail. Or perhaps when you click on those ads, they put spyware on your compter. I think its best to avoid them.
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O MAN!!! I got a brand new pc....two days I had a virus and I have TWO virus detectors!!! Yes, you will get them! :(
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'Kama Sutra' Virus Not As Bad As Expected.You can get it opening email attachments.Users have to open a file or e-mail attachment to activate the worm, which also attempts to send itself to other computers on a network and e-mail itself to addresses found on your computer.\n\nIt also attempts to disable security programs. Microsoft Word and Excel documents, PDFs and digital photos are said to be most vulnerable.\n\nSereniti Inc., a home computer security and networking service provider, said the best protection is not to open an e-mail or an attachment that's not familiar.\n\nAntivirus firm F-Secure released warnings about the virus earlier this week, however competitor Symantec said it has been able to remove the problem since Jan. 17 and that it was not a major threat.\n\nThe code is set to activate on the first Friday of each month, without showing itself.