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From: Joe Schmoe (Joe_Schmoe_Esq@Yahoo.com)
Date: 08/11/02
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From: "Joe Schmoe" <Joe_Schmoe_Esq@Yahoo.com> Date: Sun, 11 Aug 2002 00:31:23 -0700
Harri,
I do not necessarily understand your question, but will
respond with some simple advice.
Windows is not fully secure. (.) It just plain isn't. In
fact I'll go out on a comedic limb and say that MS
products have so many bugs and security flaws that Bill is
obviously in cahoots with the FBI and the CIA
(Organizations which have their own sinister ties).
Do I understand that you are using Windows ME? Why, Oh Why
do you use this piece of. operating system beyond use for
testing purposes for some customer that uses it? Frankly,
I'm not super familiar with the WINME operating system,
other than testing that I have performed, and I'm not
impressed (nor have I been able to locate a colleague in
the computer profession that is) - Whatever.
Joe Schmoe esq.
>-----Original Message-----
>Dear Mr. Schmoe,
>
>I do appreciate, if you could help me.
>
>My question concerns a function on my Norton Internet
>Security-program, of which is referred to WinMe; that the
>problem could be on the Windows.
>
>My internet company´s specialist (Kympnet, Kotka Finland)
>told that there is a question of my computer´s own
>function, of which has as strange name as Backdoor-g-1.
Is
>this possible, that there is a gate named backdoor on the
>operating system?
>
>Virus scanning using the latest virus-protection programs
>and/or the Symantec scanner on the net shows 0 viruses.
>Closer "hands-on" investigation did not showed trojan
like
>viruses on my computer, but I am not specialist.
>
>Using Norton´s Internet Security-program functions to
>prevent this operation to happen didn´t work.
>
>Norton Internet Security Log-file, its description looks
>like this: "Date: 8/11/2002 Time: 1:40:45 Connection:
>www.hola.com: http mistä 10: Backdoor-g-1, 380 bytes
>sent, 168 bytes received, 32.810 data transfering time.
>This was the latest B-door operation I have seen.
>
>After re-installing WinMe "Backdoor-g-1" still continues
>sending and receving messages, if it does so.
>
>I would not like to attach any files for you in case of a
>strange unknown virus.
>
>I do appreciate your help.
>
>Thank you in advance.
>
>Kotka, Finland 11 Aug. 2002
>
>Best Regards,
>
>Harri Martinsén
>
>Address:
>P.O. Box 50
>FIN-4601 KARHULA (KOTKA)
>FINLAND
>
>Tel: +358 40 860 5406
>.
>
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