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Re: Virus Notification Template
From: Suramya Tomar <security () suramya com>
Date: 08 Mar 2004 18:17:20 -0500
Hi Todd, I would not recomend sending virus alerts as .doc or .html files 'cause if your users are used to getting emails from you with a .doc attachemnt and someone decides to send a spoofed email with a virus infected .doc attachment no one will think twice about opening the attachment thereby infecting their computers. The best format would be a plain text email with no attachments with a link to a website with more information. Just my 2 cents. - Suramya
Does anyone know of a generic Word, .txt, etc. template for sending out email virus alerts/communications to end users? Thanks in advance. Todd Gipson Security Manager Invision Imaging
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