DarkSentinel wrote:

I guess you were not around when Love Letter hit were you? If you
WERE, do you remember all the trouble it caused?

I've been in computing longer than any virus that exists (since 1968). Love
Letter was an example of social engineering and, as with that virus and
those that exist today as well, your brain is more effective than any
antivirus program. It's simple: don't open attachments you didn't ask to
receive, period. If you get one, either delete it out of hand or check with
the apparent sender to make sure it was knowingly sent, save it to disk, and
let your AV's resident scanner check it first, all WITHOUT OPENING it.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]