Re: Hidden File Extenstions To Be Careful Of

From: Eirik Seim (eirik@peter.mi.uib.no)
Date: 03/15/02 

From: eirik@peter.mi.uib.no (Eirik Seim)
Date: 15 Mar 2002 09:52:57 GMT

In article <3C90FEE1.F244D267@msn.com>, The Trackers wrote:
> SOME HIDDEN FILES EXTENTIONS TO WATCH FOR:
> All start with *
> exe
> com
> bat
> dll
> ini
> mfc
> vbs
> js
> pif
> scr
> lnk
> pl
> shs
>
>
> Here is just a small list of file extensions which can be compromised by
> the hackers.

Great, why don't you just delete all such files from your computer?

- Eirik 

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Eirik Seim                        System Administrator
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http://www.mi.uib.no/~eirik       University of Bergen

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