On Tue, 27 Jun 2000 14:44:04 -0400, PCSOFT - Personal Computer software
discussion list wrote:
> I swear ..
>
> I did a find to locate it... and I saw the .shs extension.
> Just to make sure I had also gone to that directory and I saw it there.
>
> Maybe I changed something along the way in my system, I do mess with it a
> lot.
>
> But I can't really check now, I deleted that bugger faster then you could
> snap your fingers.
> I received it via mIRC, then dropped right offline, to make sure I wasn't
> infected. When I returned someone in the chatroom who was infected was
told
> he was sending the virus around, I've read that there are mIRC variants.
If
> I received it via outlook I would have been infected probably and not
known
> about it ... maybe ...
>
>
> -Greg
>
I also found and deleted the scrap file, but when I found it I was brave and
opened it. It turned out to be an old sound file that was used on an old
website that I had visited a long time ago, no viruses, but I dumped it
anyway. However, I did not see the file extension for this particular file,
even when I opened the View in windows explorer and unchecked the Hide
Extensions for known file types. I wonder if this means it is an unknown
file type?
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