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From: system@niuhep.physics.niu.edu
Subject: Re: TROJAN HORSE WARNING!
Date: 1997/04/24
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Alfred M Selgas <selgasa@SMTP-GW.SPAWAR.NAVY.MIL> writes:

Have you seen the warning itself?

>Heads-up!

>Subject: Trojan Horse Warning

>>The CIAC of the Dept. of Energy has verified the existence of a program that
>>can erase files on your hard drive if executed.  The program purports to
>>enable the user to create "bogus" accounts on America Online that you could
>>proceed to use without charge.  The "hook" is to get you to believe that you
>>can get something for nothing.  Currently, the program appears under the
>>name "AOL4FREE.COM."  This is not the same software that AOL saturates the
>>earth with to promote a free 10 hr. trial of AOL.  Ignore any desire to
>>download or execute any attachment that you may receive that resembles this
>>description.  Another clue is that the program is ridiculously short (993
>>bytes--not KB) for what it claims to do.
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