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David Gillett <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 10 Mar 2003 19:00:50 -0800
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On 8 Mar 2003, at 13:20, joseph marty wrote:

> Just today, for no apparent reason, two of the computers on my home
> network (both run Win 98 SE)will not let me sign into my online banking
> web site (I get a DNS after I sign in my name and password.  On my Win Me
> computer I can sign in OK.
>
> On the same two Win 98 SE computers I cannot run a javascript program
> inside my credit card account web site.  If I click on the link nothing
> happens at all.  Works fine in Win Me computer. This is a new development
> for both Win 98 SE computers.  I did not change anything.  I've gotten
> rid of the host file in Windows (no help), replaced the urlmon.dll (no
> help), and do not have the IE 6 files to reinstall it. My copy has all
> the latest updates from Windows update.  Thanks, Joe

  There have been a couple of new worms show up on the Internet during the
last week, and a couple of them include code to perform Denial-of-Service
attacks against various network resources.  If nothing has changed at your
end, I'd try again in a day or two in case your bank (or your or their ISP)
has been hit by one or more of these.

  Updating your antivirus in the meantime would be prudent.  Vendors are
getting additional virus updates out as fast as they dare.

David Gillett

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