[EFM] Please filter this virus
Hi,
Could the administrator of these emails please filter the Virus.
Thanks,
-Shahram
>-----Original Message-----
>From: MMS Team [mailto:mmsadmin@broadcom.com]
>Sent: Monday, August 25, 2003 10:13 PM
>To: stds-802-3-efm@majordomo.ieee.org
>Subject: [EFM] Virus Alert <MMS1>
>
>
>A recent email you sent was not delivered. The original email headers
>are attached with this email. Broadcom E-Mail policy does not allow
>attachments with .vbs, .scr, .pif, .exe, and .com extensions due to the
>number of email viruses spread through this fashion. Even within .zip
>files these attachments are not allowed. If you need to deliver a file
>of this type, rename it either by changing the extension or adding a
>".txt" and let the recipient know to change it back. You can also
>create a password protected zip file if you need to send a file of this
>type. Please note that renaming a non password protected .zip
>file that
>contains any of the attachments mentioned above will not work.
>Attention:
>
>An email you recently sent to a recipient within Broadcom.com contained
>a VIRUS.
>
>The infected message was quarantined and not delivered to the intended
>recipient(s).
>
>Please run an antivirus program immediately to scan your desktop for
>known viruses. After you have ensured that your desktop is virus-free,
>you can resend the message.
>
>If you need assistance, please contact your mail administrator or help
>desk.
>
>If you are a Broadcom employee, instructions are already being emailed
>to you so that you may know how to eradicate these viruses from your
>workstation and/or receive additional support from our
>helpdesk in doing
>so.
>
>Click the attachment below to view the headers of the email in question
>which is the reason for this notification.
>
>Information regarding the virus that was intercepted is as follows :
>
> Virus Scanner found the
> W32/Sobig.f@MM virus
> in the attached file: details.pif
>
>
>MMS1
>
>