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Text of FBI 'Melissa' warning
Mar 28, 1999, 22 :20 UTC (5 Talkback[s]) (11361 reads)

"Issued by the FBI and the National Infrastructure Protection Center on Sunday, March 28, 1999."

"The National Infrastructure Protection Center (NIPC) was notified on March 26, 1999, of the proliferation of a computer virus known as the "Melissa Macro Virus" (MMV). There have been widespread reports of propagation of this virus into commercial, government and military e-mail gateways and systems. The MMV has the capability of causing a denial of service and degraded computer network performance, which could result in system administrators' having to shut-down affected networks and e-mail servers."

"The MMV has significant potential to cause more-widespread harm than it has to date. In an effort to reduce the impact of the MMV on computer networks, users can take several actions..."

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If Microsoft Office is considered a crit ...   Critical Infrastructurs based on MS?   
Codifex Maximus
Mar 28, 1999, 23:59:13
 
Infact there is no door.

KH ...   Re: Critical Infrastructurs based on MS?   
Kevin Hudson
Mar 29, 1999, 21:48:34
 
I find this story frustrating.  Far too  ...   The real story.   
Russell McOrmond
Apr 1, 1999, 16:56:41
 
I think that this is a problem for peopl ...   Melissa Macro Virus   
KBAHT
Apr 2, 1999, 15:07:47
 
Wow! I'm laughing my ass off! hehehe ...   Is this a joke or what???   
CyBeRbArT
Apr 5, 1999, 13:40:12
 
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