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PayPal being spoofed: We might have been fooled -- whoever tried to get us to change our information at PayPal did a very nice job on the layout of the email -- except they sent it to an email address that doesn't have a related PayPal account. PayPal has some pretty strict procedures and failsafes for keeping your information safe, but clicking on those links in the emails isn't their fault -- it's yours -- so don't do it. If you receive an email that looks like it's from them, then forward it to spoof@paypal.com. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Just when you thought it was safe, version n: Two more viruses are out there, including one that is sneakier than most. The Netsup virus looks for all the world like the typical email you'd get back from an email server to which you had sent a virus. Since many of us are the victims of spoofed email addresses -- in other words, it looks like someone has used your email address and spammed the world with it -- getting this message has become almost commonplace. Now, we can't even believe those messages, because if you open the attachment to find out who is spoofing your email, you've infected yourself with a virus. And while we're on the subject, Microsoft has come up with a CD compilation of security updates. It's free. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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New to the Team: Please join us in welcoming DarthMod to the list of Moderators, and gregoryyoung as the new Page Editor for the C# topic area. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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One of the least-known new features at Experts Exchange is our new Link Exchange. Our Link Exchange program is beneficial to both sites in a couple ways: 1. The number of resources available to users on both sites will increase 2. Site relevance is increased within all major search engines when a site provides links to and from quality resources If you would like to swap links with EE, just fill out the form at the Link Exchange page. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Nata's Corner: Still more virus talk | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
![]() We can't say it often enough. Get yourself some protection. Even if you're using a 56k modem, you're still vulnerable; trojan horse viruses can sit there and wait until you have a rainy Saturday where there's no decent movie, and all of a sudden, your computer is sending a new virus to everyone in your address book. None of the virus protection companies really wants you to use someone else's, but they all say that in addition to theirs, you should take a few other precautions:
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Somehow, our issue of two weeks ago got lost in the shuffle, so we've included the new certifications list for the last month below. ameba did his usual stellar work in sending the list to us, so don't go blaming him. His list of all of the Certified Experts is located at his site. The list below covers the period from May 2 through May 30.
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