What all is involved in the fix? One of my co-workers apparently got his laptop zapped by it. From what he said it infects the winlogon.exe, so not only do you have to clean the virus from loading, but you have to replace the winlogin.exe with a known good copy. What a pain. Personally I cannot believe that any mail filters still allow .exe file attachments, or that people would actually run a .exe file they received in email!

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From: Jamie Shackles

To: plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us ; arnoldwilliams@cox.net ; ricky b ; Jill Bain ; Ricky Bezanson ; fernalena golding ; RUDY H ; Vince None ; Joey Prestia

Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 8:21 PM

Subject: Hallmark E cards attack

I don't know if anyone else has been receiving these ehallmark postcards, but *don't open it* I have been getting about 3 a day, but I saw them for what they were worth, and have not opened them. My parents, on the other hand, did open it and it took a good 3 hours to fix the computer. Nasty nasty virus!

~ Jamie