Virus

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Our computer has been deluged with messages stemming from this group with

attachments which no doubt are infected.

 

Do not open and delete immediately.

 

Hanuman

[Guest guest]

Mr Hanuman

I am also r to this Group, but i didn't get

any Virus.

Install Norton anti virus 2002 on your system. Also be

careful while browsing certain sites. At present there

is dangerous virus is being spread through power point

presentation by name “"Life is beautiful.pps.” When

you are accessing Internet and Email be cautious.

Iam sure your Virus is not through This Group and

don’t blame Jaya Gurudatta .

Ram

 

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> Our computer has been deluged with messages stemming

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> attachments which no doubt are infected.

>

> Do not open and delete immediately.

>

> Hanuman

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Jai Guru Datta

 

Ram,

 

I do not have virus. I do not open attachments to get them. The intention

was not to blame nor express negativity, as I have none. When all the names

appearing as sender containing these attachments have Hindi/Indian/Vedic

origins, and the only group I have d is JaiGuruDatta, _and_ the

understanding of how worms work with email addresses, I was just adding a

further word of caution to those who may be taken in by the sweet

invitations of those wishing destruction.

 

Sri Guru Datta

 

Hanuman

[Guest guest]

this seems to be a hoax, see below. yet in general it is good to have an

antivirus software such as norton antivirus and to update it regularly. and

maybe not to use any aol or outlook etc addressbook, not to open any

attachment when not having an antivirus software. and not to receive any

mails at work that might contain any viruses/worms, JGD

 

 

from www.sophos.com:

 

Important

Many virus hoaxes:

falsely claim to describe an extremely dangerous virus

use pseudo-technical language to make impressive-sounding (but impossible)

claims

falsely claim that the report was issued or confirmed by a well-known company

 

ask you to forward it to all your friends and colleagues As usual, you are

urged not to pass on warnings of this kind, as the continued re-forwarding of

these hoaxes simply wastes time and email bandwidth.

 

It is possible that you may receive a hoax via email with a file attached.

Obviously, such file attachments should be treated with caution as they may

be virus infected. Sophos recommends deleting virus hoax emails, whether they

contain file attachments or not.

 

Sophos suggests a <A

HREF="http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/articles/hoaxes.html#prevent">policy</A>

to help prevent hoaxes from spreading in your

company.

Description of hoax:

JDBGMGR

Aliases

Teddy, JDBMGR, JBDGMGR, Teddybear, BlankA

 

Type

<A HREF="http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/articles/glossary.html#hoax">Virus

hoax</A>

 

Description

JDBGMGR.EXE is the Microsoft Debugger Registrar for Java. The program uses an

icon of a grey teddybear. Some versions of the hoax misreport the name of

this file as JDBMGR.EXE or JBDGMGR.EXE.

 

Although it is possible for the file to be infected by a virus, it has also

been the subject of a hoax.

 

Some versions of the hoax mistakenly claim that deleting the file JDBGMGR.EXE

is a solution to the <A

HREF="http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/analyses/w32bugbeara.html">W32/Bugbear-A</\

A> worm. This misconception has almost

certainly come about because JDBGMGR.EXE has an icon of a small grey

teddybear.

 

Note: The <A

HREF="http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/analyses/w32mag.html">W32/Magistr-A</A>

virus is known to infect the file JDBGMGR.EXE (this

is unconnected with the hoax) so Sophos recommends users delete the file if

they ever receive it as an email attachment.

 

This hoax is very similar to the <A

HREF="http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/hoaxes/sulfnbk.html">SULFNBK</A> hoax. It

has been reported in

English, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, German, Polish, Danish and other

languages.

 

Here is the text of the hoax in English:

 

I found the little bear in my machine because of that I am sending this

message in order for you to find it in your machine. The procedure is very

simple:

 

The objective of this e-mail is to warn all Hotmail users about a new virus

that is spreading by MSN Messenger. The name of this virus is jdbgmgr.exe and

it is sent automatically by the Messenger and by the address book too. The

virus is not detected by McAfee or Norton and it stays quiet for 14 days

before damaging the system.

The virus can be cleaned before it deletes the files from your system. In

order to eliminate it, it is just necessary to do the following steps:

1. Go to Start, click "Search"

2.- In the "Files or Folders option" write the name jdbgmgr.exe

3.- Be sure that you are searching in the drive "C"

4.- Click "find now"

5.- If the virus is there (it has a little bear-like icon with the name of

jdbgmgr.exe DO NOT OPEN IT FOR ANY REASON

6.- Right click and delete it (it will go to the Recycle bin)

7.- Go to the recycle bin and delete it or empty the recycle bin.

 

IF YOU FIND THE VIRUS IN ALL OF YOUR SYSTEMS SEND THIS MESSAGE TO ALL OF YOUR

CONTACTS LOCATED IN YOUR ADDRESS BOOK BEFORE IT CAN CAUSE ANY DAMAGE." - hoax

text end

 

 

 

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