sulfnbk.exe

[Anne Kilmer]

Martin Bailey wrote:

> Sorry, this is a hoax
> 
> 
>  

a free-will virus, with the option of ruining your own computer; what a 
concept.
Actually, it's easy to fix, too. Just get the file from Microsoft and 
put it back.
Some rules of thumb, so you won't fall so easily for this sort of hoax: 
When any message says "send this to all your friends and everyone you 
know" it is a hoax.
When it cites web pages and they are in fact either not there, or 
generic pages, it's a hoax.
Hoaxes live forever on the Internet, and usually have just enough truth 
to keep them flying. The sad thing about how women were treated in 
Afghanistan? Well, it was true, of course, but the addresses you were 
supposed to write to? They were false.

 I can't help wishing that we could find useful work for the people who dream up these scams. 

There's a future for them in butterfly gardening, perhaps.
Anne Kilmer
Task Force Director
Miami Blue Butterfly Recovery Team






 
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