someone you know has been infected and has your address in their address book.
the virus scans the infected computer for addresses and then sends e-mail using the addresses it finds, purporting to be from the person, in this case, you.
You may want to send an email to all the adddresses in your address book warning them of this particular virus and asking the recipients to ensure that THEIR virus definitions are current.
other than that the only thing you can do is to remain vigilant and to practise safe computing.
david williams
Hi,
I had received an email that says that I sent an email with this virus to someone.
I never open emails of people I don't know, and less with attachments.
I run Norton LiveUpdate in a daily basis, and after I've got this message went to McAfee and run the Online tool...
I use Microsoft Outlook 2002 (not Outlook Express).
This is not the first time something like this happens... I run antivirus software and online services and they don't find absolutly nothing... And I'm completly sure I didn't open any attachment (they arrive, and norton deletes them)...
How can another user get an email from me with the virus if I don't have the virus?
Thanks in advance
Alvaro

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